A man (with other men) walks to a site. Looks at it, collects some materials (maybe debris from previous objects), puts them together, builds a hut, a shelter. He makes architecture. We have a site. A man (or several men). Inevitably, we have to observe these as individual elements and steps. They appear discrete, isolated, and generating something larger than each individual ingredient.
There is though a moment, when you step back and accelerate these episodes that warns you of a fact. All of them, from the site to the building, including the men involved, all are made of the same grains of "sands". Just different combinations of particles, atoms looking for an organization.
There is though a moment, when you step back and accelerate these episodes that warns you of a fact. All of them, from the site to the building, including the men involved, all are made of the same grains of "sands". Just different combinations of particles, atoms looking for an organization.
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We are an interactive and collaborative design atelier. The focus of our work is mainly sustainable high-end residential, interior design and light commercial projects. The connection between all things is the driving force behind the art of building. It does not seek to impose a style, an artificial and temporary agreeable set of relations, onto a site.
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