Programme R:esidential

Our Programmes are ongoing design investigations - architectural ideas shaped by reimagined cultural principles, material intelligence and a belief in architecture’s responsibility to improve daily life. They act as a foundation for our projects, guiding both concept and form.
We value architecture for how it shapes the lives within it and not only for how it looks. Our work is grounded in integrity, developed through years of motivated practice and driven by a desire to ask: what ideas and spaces are truly good for the people who live in them?

A modern architectural building with a geometric, lattice-like exterior structure set in a grassy, flowered landscape under a cloudy sky.
A digitally rendered architectural design of a modern building with a curved roof, situated in a snowy forest among tall pine trees.
A modern building with a unique lattice facade in a snowy landscape with trees and mountains in the background.

A modular prototype blending high-performance efficiency with architectural art. Currently we’re seeking partners to produce it, this project aims to be a work of art - innovative, sustainable housing.

Architectural diagram of a passive house with features like a rooftop garden and swimming pool, solar panels, timber supporting structure, semi self-contained bedrooms, a rainwater tank, double-height terrace, and green walls.

A compact vertical home, drawing inspiration from the medieval tower-house and reimagined for today.
It offers clarity and tranquility, embracing a slower, more intentional way of living - ideal for those balancing urban life with time spent in nature, whether on a hillside or in a meadow, alone or among others.

Diagram showcasing various sustainable and innovative insula designs with descriptions, including Budget, Glass, Green, Sustainable, Loft, Luxury, Private-public, Ateliers & Offices, and Self-build insula, each with distinct features like green facades, flexible spaces, and renewable energy systems.

A contemporary housing block made of interlocking, distinct living units. Each apartment offers flexible space and high ceiling area. Also, planted micro-gardens and gaps between apartments balance privacy with a sense of community.

These are not just concepts — they’re working design models, available for development, refinement, or collaboration.