Studio of Contemporary Architecture from Kenya
ABOUT:
We are a boutique architectural design studio dedicated to pushing the boundaries of creativity and innovation, ensuring that every project we undertake is a unique masterpiece.
Expertise
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Transforming spaces into aesthetically pleasing and functional environments that reflect your unique style and personality.
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Designing healing environments that prioritise patient well-being and staff efficiency.
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Enhancing productivity and well-being in office spaces through innovative and ergonomic designs.
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Shaping the future of communities with sustainable, inclusive, and well-designed urban planning.
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Crafting personalised homes that are a true reflection of your dreams and desires, combining functionality and aesthetic appeal.
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Creating dynamic and engaging learning spaces that inspire students and educators alike.
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Designing commercial structures that balance functionality and aesthetics to drive business success.
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The studio constantly looks to challenge the urban norm and delves deep into understanding the flaws and opportunities for architecture in the built-environment
Research
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Research
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With the interval between ‘now’ and that which has been ‘preserved’ continuously shrinking; The Specters of Karøn explores a near future where the preservation of heritage demands a prospective character, rather than a retrospective one.
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The increased development of informal settlements will be the dominant form of urbanization in most developing countries. The following thesis intends to present and comparatively analyze Kibera (Nairobi, Kenya) - the largest slum in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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This project feeds off this context and looks at mega parking structures as a potentially dominant typology in the future urban fabric of Santiago. Thus the need to reconfigure these spaces as crucial urban entities that stimulate a diversity of actions and interactions.
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Monument to our Continuous Presence →
The project hypothesizes that the new platform for conservation can become a democratic platform assembled from a continuous stream of data sent directly from the “community” in question.
Research
With the interval between ‘now’ and that which has been ‘preserved’ continuously shrinking; The Specters of Karøn explores a near future where the preservation of heritage demands a prospective character, rather than a retrospective one.
The increased development of informal settlements will be the dominant form of urbanization in most developing countries. The following thesis intends to present and comparatively analyze Kibera (Nairobi, Kenya) - the largest slum in Sub-Saharan Africa.
This project feeds off this context and looks at mega parking structures as a potentially dominant typology in the future urban fabric of Santiago. Thus the need to reconfigure these spaces as crucial urban entities that stimulate a diversity of actions and interactions.
Monument to our Continuous Presence →
The project hypothesizes that the new platform for conservation can become a democratic platform assembled from a continuous stream of data sent directly from the “community” in question.
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