Obiter Architecture

18/01/2026

Le Grand Bleu, Desk, 2018 in this project we created a whole range of that was were used: from , from and local branches from ; this piece carries the of the overall of the ; well once make an effort and catalogue all of the furniture pieces together

13/01/2026

Shirland Road, 2024; we won for a of the whole in of in ; as challenging at the process has been, the council recognised the and need to look at it as a whole, simple piece of

28/11/2025

Biokovo mountain home & artist’s studio, 2025 - we start the series with a simple ; as much as it’s visually less seductive in instagram world, a sketch together with a physical model or raw materials is where we form the ; mountain is a glorious hurling down towards the sea in ; tasked to create a house for a couple and an we could not compete with the scale and beauty of the mountain itself; instead, we reverted to pure and simple ; a cuboid and semi-cylinder positioned in proximity with each other; the empty space in between accentuating the tension between the two opposing geometries yet keeping them together; the cuboid is smaller and can fit inside the cylinder accentuating the sacred geometry where all shapes form and fit each other; their fragmentation or temporary lack of unity translating the ‘broken’ and somehow sculpted parts of the mountain that divorce themselves from the main mountain range; and important: has been extrapolated and plasticized taking the of the house belonging to nature around and a hugging/but not touching the ; stems from the soil itself, as an available and true material to its but also that this artist creates from and around; rammed earth is not a decoration in someone’s flat or a folly of wanting to use this material being in now, but as a , so let’s hope we go further!

29/10/2025

The third eye, 2025

26/10/2025

Radava, 2025 trees

16/09/2025

30/04/2025

Wiggle, 2025

24/04/2025

Queensbridge Road, 2019-2022, In this project, we explored the challenge of the common historic build in London where the front and the back of the buildings are often divorced and unrelated to one another; the front is a veneer whilst the back appears as an afterthought; our wish was to unite the two and introduce two volumes at the back; a taller rectangular one juxtaposed by a lower longer volume whose shape took the cue from the arched sash front windows (an unusual feature for Victorian houses) and repeating the arched shape, we created a bespoke, one of a kind roof that consists of extruded arches trough which travels deep inside the house; the volumes are treated with a combination of smooth and rough plaster, the metal frame doors and windows enhance the historic character of the house and the fluted wraps around the house and is found covering the patio whilst taking the arched form to the ground; interiors emulate the historic heritage including simple pine flooring and traditional black and white tiles; the projects respects the historic context in an innovative and playful way, our labour of love and care ❤️

18/04/2025

Punk chic, 2025 ✨🍭🤸🏻‍♂️🧚‍♂️⭐️💫❤️

04/04/2025

April Fool’s Day, 2025