Bridging East and West Through Design
We are an international architecture and urbanism firm with studios in Amsterdam and Beijing. Our unique global presence allows us to blend diverse cultural perspectives, creating innovative solutions for the built environment. We specialize in architecture, real estate, construction, and home living, striving to create spaces that harmonize with nature and enhance community life.
Our Philosophy
We believe that architecture should do more than just shelter; it should inspire. Our projects often focus on integrating nature into urban settings. Whether it is a bridge that weaves through the landscape like a knot or a museum that blooms with organic forms, we aim to blur the lines between the built world and the natural world. We are deeply committed to sustainable urbanism and the future of living, exploring concepts like “breathing homes” and adaptive housing visions.
Recognition and Impact
Our work has been recognized on the global stage for its innovation and sustainability.
- Award-Winning Design: Our projects have received prestigious awards for successfully integrating nature into architecture, including recognition for our iconic bridge projects.
- Cultural Landmarks: Our designs for cultural institutions have been listed among the top new museums of the year.
- Global Dialogue: We actively engage with international leaders and dignitaries to discuss the future of sustainable architecture and urban development.
- International Exhibitions: Our research and installations have been featured at the Venice Biennale, where we presented visions for the future of cities and housing.
Our Services
- Architecture & Urbanism: Designing buildings and cityscapes that are functional, beautiful, and sustainable.
- Real Estate & Construction: Providing comprehensive solutions from concept to realization.
- Home & Living: Exploring innovative ways to improve living spaces and quality of life.
Contact Us
With offices in Europe and Asia, we are perfectly positioned to tackle complex challenges in both Eastern and Western contexts.