In our approach, simplicity is a central concern of every planning decision we make. We focus on simplicity and efficiency, striving to eliminate everything unnecessary in our design to create clear, multifunctional, and inviting spaces. This is reflected in an architectural language that avoids exaggerated fashionable gestures and instead seeks timeless elegance, patina, and durability.
A conscious and responsible use of resources is important to us. We consider reuse and a circular economy to be essential pillars of our approach. Naturally, we also rely on renewable energy sources and ecological resource utilization, such as rainwater harvesting, and we seek a simple, down-to-earth harmony between buildings and nature. Therefore, we use materials that are as durable and biodegradable as possible.
Our office focuses on a "low-tech" approach, developing simple, user-friendly solutions that allow people to intuitively control their living space. We avoid waste by offering compact and multifunctional solutions that meet the residents' needs. An important goal of our work is to make spaces appear more generous than they actually are. We have tested this phenomenon of "perceived space" in our tiny house concepts.
Revitalizing brownfields and reusing building materials enable us to manage resources responsibly for environmentally friendly constructions. We strive to free ourselves as much as possible from complex technologies to create spaces that are usable in the long term and remain attractive and adaptable for future generations.
Our approach goes beyond mere aesthetics and encourages collective and long-term thinking about meaning, design, and use. This not only contributes to preserving our heritage but also supports the development of a sustainable and resilient environment.
