Hagar Abiri / architecture & design

17/06/2026

The light of an early, warm summer sun.

20/05/2026

A home should feel like itself.
Not a catalogue. Not a mood board.
Just right.
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HAA&D Berlin

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15/05/2026

A home should feel like itself.
Not a catalogue. Not a mood board.
Just right.
—
HAA&D Berlin

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Art

12/05/2026

Three things that make a space work.
Not trends. Not rules.
Just the things that last.
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HAA&D Berlin

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Art

08/05/2026

From linen factory to loft. The 170m² apartment inside the oldest war-surviving residential building in Prenzlauer Berg — a 19th century industrial structure converted into high-end living space. Original wave ceiling, original terrazzo floor. We added a new layout and kept everything that mattered.
Adaptive reuse is not a trend. It’s the most honest form of architecture.

09/03/2026

**FORM03** is now featured on Archello.

Located within a former industrial building in Berlin, the project was designed as a compact pied-à-terre for an international art dealer.

The interior focuses on precision and clarity: custom-built elements integrate storage, furniture and spatial transitions into a continuous architectural language. Instead of filling the space with objects, the design allows crafted details and carefully proportioned volumes to define the character of the apartment.

The result is a calm and highly functional living environment within a minimal footprint.

Read more about the project:

 Tucked within a former industrial building in Berlin, FORM 03 is a pied-à-terre designed as a quiet sanctuary for a global art dealer whose...

09/03/2026

We’re happy to see **PR33** featured on Archello.

PR33 explores how an existing building can evolve without losing its identity. The project introduces a lightweight timber rooftop extension to a historic Berlin structure, creating new living space while working carefully within the constraints of the original building.

By combining engineered timber construction with a high-performance envelope, the intervention demonstrates how thoughtful densification can strengthen the urban fabric while improving environmental performance.

Working with existing buildings often reveals opportunities that are not immediately visible — spatially, structurally and architecturally.

Read the full feature:

Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, GermanyHAA&DCompleted | 874 m² PR33 is a rooftop residential extension atop a historic 1906 building in...

24/09/2025

Doors that extend from floor to ceiling — seamlessly integrated into the architecture.
A refined detail that enhances openness, clarity, and flow.
Minimal yet powerful, they create a sense of continuity while remaining understated.

19/09/2025

A bathroom that extends beyond function — opening towards the terrace, seamlessly connected yet entirely private.
No doors, no barriers — just light, material, and the quiet intimacy of space.

10/09/2025

Architecture. Interior. Light.
Three layers, one vision.
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