Every project begins through a process of research focused on:

• the building program, its functions, and the relationships between them;
• the ways in which the building will be inhabited and experienced;
• the site’s topography, character, and unique conditions;
• the history embedded in the plot and its broader surroundings;
• the environmental and social conditions of each location;
• the technologies that can be integrated both into the construction process and into the research methodology itself.

A key point of reference for our work—without adhering to it dogmatically—is the Modern Movement.

In recent years, our interest has increasingly focused on:

• how architecture can be designed and built in the context of the environmental crisis;
• how architectural practice can respond to the ever-growing complexity of contemporary life.

Our studies and completed projects have received awards in competitions, been exhibited in architectural exhibitions, and been published in architectural journals and digital platforms.