The house, a primary residence, is located on a plot of land between the pampas grasslands and an ancient forest of ñires (Nothofagus antártica) on the outskirts of the city of Coyhaique, the capital of the Aysén region.

First outpost of the house KURA-GE, this coffee shop occupies a former retail space in the Marais. Its architecture stages a dialogue between Japanese craftsmanship and a Parisian sense of tectonics.

The project promotes the extension and refurbishment works of two buildings that made up an old tannery factory largely in ruins into a residential building that aims to have a role in the renovation of a well known historic neighborhood in the center of Lisbon with serious social problems.

Urban playgrounds are evolving from simple swing sets and slides into dynamic, multi-faceted urban landscapes. These new designs are more than just places to play; they are thoughtfully integrated spaces that address urban challenges, promote community, and inspire creativity. A key trend is the intentional use of color and pattern. Designers are utilizing vibrant color zones to segment different functional areas, creating a visually dynamic experience that contrasts with natural surroundings. This approach can also be used to establish a cohesive urban identity, with thoughtful color palettes that complement the existing cityscape.