The cafe and restaurant project designed for Almaty, Kazakhstan started in 2021 and the implementation continues. The project consists of two floors. There is a dining area, cafe, bar on the ground floor and vip dining areas and vip rooms on the upper floor.

Inspired by a mountain landscape, the house is set among native trees in a simple way and dialogues with the vegetation and topography of the place. Facing north, with its golf course views, this residence follows the premise of developing a house on a single floor for better functioning and use of the clients which is achieved from a rectangular floor plan with the main rooms to the north, coinciding with the best views, leaving the services and accesses to the south.

The roof is one of the most important parts of a building because it helps to achieve architectural stability. It protects the building from the elements and keeps the interior dry and safe. There are many different types of roofs, and each one has its own unique set of benefits.

The house of 2010 m² is located on a plot of 67 acres. The customer of this project already had a clear idea of ​​what mandatory rooms should be in the house.  We had to fit everything into 1500-1600 m².  And this is not an easy task!

We move away from the ground to get closer to the sky, a concept that is mainly based on the metaphor of climbing to the top and touching the different horizons and thus achieving our goals and needs, like a stone that we sculpt step by step achieving a gesture transcendental in our lives and marking an asymmetric and sculptural path that leads us to defy the laws of physics to leave a legacy.

Surrounded by the world’s most high-tech fruit packing warehouses, the 16,500-square-foot Washington Fruit & Produce Co. headquarters is conceived as an oasis amidst a sea of concrete and low-lying brush landscape. Tucked behind landforms and site walls, this courtyard-focused office complex provides a refuge from the noise and activity of the industrial processing yards nearby.

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They say its simpler saving paper than planting a tree, this humongous and splendid executive office for the largest paper mill in Morbi is designed by Interior Designer Anjali Gajjar , Angel Design Studio in collaboration with Ar. Henish Kakadia, Principal architect of Salt Studio for the remarkable and an exclusive elevation.