The project is in the west district of Beijing and is a duplex apartment. The owner lives here with her family of four. In addition, the elders often visit and stay for a while. The different interests, preferences, and living habits of family members determine this 300 square meter duplex apartment, which needs to accommodate diverse lifestyles, and the emotions of the family will also collide and integrate here.

I have conceptualized this project so here is the story about this beautiful project: Embracing the Serene Desert Vibes Imagine waking up to the breathtaking sight of a wooden modern villa nestled in the heart of the desert, beautifully designed in the iconic Mies van der Rohe architecture style.

Anandi, nestled among the scenic Satara’s skyline with captivating mountain views, is a tranquil and vibrant abode for a nuclear family. This residence seamlessly combines traditional aesthetics with modern sensibilities, offering a harmonious blend of functionality and serenity.

The layout solution is designed to fit the family lifestyle. We arranged a convenient closet at the entrance, a children's bathroom and a master unit: a bedroom + dressing room + bathroom, instead of a large and useless hall. The bedroom is divided into 2 zones: a sleeping area and a working area. A large kitchen and -living room are zoned by a U-shaped kitchen set.

A team of students from Coventry University have developed a concept for a house that can float whenever a flood approaches and shelter people for at least six weeks during catastrophic weather.

This building, which used to be a textile company, has ended its economic activities and has become a complex building where various tenants enter, and many events are held. To open to the city, I installed long deck and placed a cafe that the owner operates in the center of the building. The counter of the cafe is triangle shape to secure maximum view for management.

"Lost in the Heart of Cusco: Nature-Inspired Elegance Meets Futuristic Glamour When architecture becomes art, the results are nothing short of breathtaking! This incredible house in Cusco is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends nature-inspired installations, futuristic glamour, and the allure of dark, foreboding landscapes.

The project is located at the foot of Cerro de la Silla in the municipality of Monterrey, Nuevo León. It occupies an area of 900 m2 of land and 420 m2 of construction, where the bustling noise of the city was successfully disconnected to create a space that exudes peace and harmony with its natural surroundings.