An interdisciplinary practice working across architecture, urbanism, research, writing, teaching, and public formats. The work explores how climate, energy, infrastructure, and everyday life shape buildings, cities, and territories.
Services range from territorial and urban planning to architectural concepts and detailed spatial strategies. Depending on the project, this includes site analysis, mapping, development scenarios, masterplans, climate-conscious design principles, project briefs, competition entries, and design guidance.
Research supports every scale of the work. Historical study, field observation, comparative case studies, interviews, and visual documentation help to understand how places are produced and inhabited. These findings are translated into clear concepts, drawings, texts, publications, exhibitions, and teaching formats.
Projects are developed in close dialogue with clients, specialists, institutions, and communities. The aim is to create precise and practical responses to environmental and social change, connecting long-term territorial questions with decisions at the scale of public space, buildings, and architectural details.