Monumental architecture, the language of scale
A vernacular language of the sublime that signifies through proportion, materiality and lines.
Essential elegance; design, harmony and well-being
An interior design of deep calm that provides the tranquillity of finding everything in its place.
Hotels of the world: Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, Bagac, Philippines
The common denominator in the architecture of this tourist village is the typically Filipino style known as báhay na bató.
New hotel project: 25hours Hotel Heart of Khobar, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Agreement between Tilal Real Estate and Ennismore Hotels for a new hotel in the Heart of Khobar urban development.
Lavish design, contemplative luxury
You can see and feel the grandeur: palatial atmosphere, warmth of finishes, harmony, generosity...
Worlds of play, creativity and exploration for young children
Worlds of play, creativity and exploration, that's what children's spaces are like. On this occasion, we are launching an innovative proposal to whose design we applied our expertise in Amusement [...]
Therme Dubai, a spa that defies gravity
A sanctuary that “emerges from the lake of a revitalised Zabeel Park”, like “botanical islands stacked into a tower”.
Habitat Qinhuangdao, a community housing complex, China
A pyramid-shaped profile gives access to the roof garden and sunny terraces with sea views for most of the flats.
Urban regeneration: Brahmaputra riverfront, Guwahati, India
The design improves mobility, provides recreational opportunities and creates breathable spaces in a densely populated neighbourhood.
The world’s greenest cities: a tour of the planet’s urban lungs
Who wouldn't like to live in one of these cities, examples of well-being and, at the same time, models of hope?
Water and innovation: nanofiltration with silk membranes
“Silk-based ultra-permeable membranes may offer close to 80% reduction in specific energy consumption”.
Natural lighting in early Christian architecture
Symbolism and liturgical character of natural light in religious spaces in late antique Europe.
