Projects

MA…and the Seeds of Life was created to pay homage to the successive generations of talented women in Chef Tina Barrat's family, and to Mother Nature who protects, provides for and beautifies life.

Sitting in a 10×20-metre land area, the house is designed to accommodate all activities for the big family while also considering that the couple and some from the extended family are elderly.

The house expresses the natural characteristics of its materials; wood plank cast concrete wall and naturally finished teak wood combined with refined black steel elements, creating a modern sensibility, integrity, and honesty to the architecture of the house.

Qub Rooms is a 10-room hotel located in a dense commercial strip in the centre of Semarang. The hotel challenges the typology of common 3-storey shophouses found in many corners in Semarang.

Home with kids can never co-exist with stylish home design? Let’s have a look of this project, our designer Nikki is commissioned to renovate a house with 2 kids. The designer Nikki does not only fulfill the needs of the family of four, but also accomplish the modern French style that the owner has been longing for.

The Pingtan Children’s library is located in the Dong Minority village of Pingtan, Tongdao Province, Hunan, China. This small timber structure, three stories high and approximately 80 sqm in area is entirely built in timber. The building is located within a primary school courtyard serving more than 400 local children. Rather than a building with floors and rooms, this is a building consisting of two interwoven spiral staircases, a double helix that in turn becomes both the vertical circulation and the seating for the children.

LKKR (Lekker Urban Food House) is a popular café among young visitors because of its comfortable space, completed with eye-pleasing look and quiet atmosphere.

The mosque is well-known in the community as Sarang Lebah (Honeycomb) or An-Nahl Mosque because honeycombs inspire most of the architectural elements used in the building.

The main concept of RumaDuaBata is reviving the two old wall sides. The left and right boundary walls with red bricks remain in the house as a symbol of memories.

The renovation process focuses on creating less carbon emission house by preserving some parts of existing building that can reduce carbon footprint.