Light up this green blown-glass hanging lamp designed for our mosque design in Preston, UK – every detail matters, and no detail is too small to design.

Co-Tótem is a 2x6m information point for Concentrico festival made from plywood sheets that will then be recycled. We design furniture, pavilions and small scale installations too.

We like to design spaces where people hang out, stroll, shop, drink and eat, and we know that extraordinary, bespoke design can make a place memorable and to be visited again and again. 

The studio designs residencies, including city dwellings and summer or seaside houses. Above, a smallscale setting on a cliff, for a family of 3 in the outskirts of Thessaloniki.

This kindergarten and elderly care facilities centre in Chania, Greece proposed a sustainable building with lush green terraces, solar chimney systems and natural ventilation through its brick façade, combined with a neighbourhood park that adds 60 new trees to the site and is dedicated to the local community.

Preston mosque is a religious iconic building in north England, that includes 600-mats prayer halls, community meeting spaces and a small library, all structured around a solar atrium resembling the traditional sahn, a mosque’s inner courtyard. The building is covered with an energy canopy providing natural light and minimizing the building’s carbon and energy footprint.

Large-scale developments with a particular focus on residential and mixed-use programmes are at the core of the studio’s objectives. The studio’s recent study for London’s Marylebone neighbourhood proposed housing estates operating through collective living as the solution to housing shortage and overcrowded housesharing.

We work on the city scale as well, including vision and strategy plans for big urban areas. Production para Tod@s, our shortlisted work for the European competition Europan 14 suggested an inclusive design strategy for the sustainable regeneration of the public spaces around Gran Via in Madrid.