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NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

We have some thrilling news to share, and we need your support!
NWDS is a Finalist in the 14th Architizer A+Awards @architizerawards for Best Commercial Firm! Standing as one of only five firms selected worldwide in the world’s largest architectural awards program, we feel incredibly chuffed and humbled.

The Popular Choice Winner is decided by you, and voting is officially open.

Our practice has always been a journey of exploring new territories—both physically and creatively. From tropical Bali to the historic streets of Lisbon, we’ve poured our energy into translating diverse local contexts into meaningful architecture.

How to vote:
1. Follow the link in bio
2. Log in to @architizer website (or create a free account)
3. Find NWDS in the Best Commercial Firm category and cast your vote

Voting is open till 15 May.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. It means the world to us.

#architizer #architizerawards2026 #architizerawards

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

“Quem desenhou este espaço?”
esta é uma das perguntas que mais ouvimos dos nossos clientes.

O Senzi foi projetado pela @_nwds_ NWDS, um estúdio internacional que criou um diálogo contemporâneo entre o ritmo japonês e o contexto português.

Como o nosso espaço está orientado a norte, a luz tornou-se a principal ferramenta de design, inspirada no conceito de komorebi — a luz que atravessa as folhas das árvores.

Superfícies refletoras e espelhos ampliam a luz natural, criando um jogo constante de sombras.

A composição foca-se em materiais autênticos: cortiça, azulejos reciclados azuis e uma instalação artística da Kate @bombony__ cujas telas geométricas respondem à variação da luz.
Um design focado no detalhe e na calma. Visite-nos para sentir o espaço.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia
__________________

“Who designed this place?”
it’s the question we get asked more than anything else.

Senzi was designed by @_nwds_ , an international studio that created a modern dialogue between Japanese rhythm and the Portuguese soul. Since our space faces north, light became our main tool, inspired by komorebi — the beautiful way sunlight filters through foliage.

We used mirrors and reflective surfaces to amplify every bit of daylight, creating a shifting play of shadows throughout the day.

The interior is a clean mix of cork, blue recycled tiles, and a collaboration with artist @bombony__Kate, whose geometric canvases built into the walls react to the changing light.

Minimalist, intentional, and detailed. Come experience the atmosphere at Senzi.

Shots by @zheltikova.anastasia

We’re open!

Not just a café — a place built with care, patience, and the belief that pastry, specialty coffee, great food and human connection bring people together.

TIMS is our bakery and coffee space inside the Museu das Comunicações in Santos, Lisbon.
The name is personal — it comes from our son Tim. For us, it stands for warmth, family, and everyday rituals.

We believe a place where food is delicious is also a place where people talk, think, and meet.
That’s why we shaped the space to feel right for working, eating, listening, or simply being.

The architecture was handled by @nwds.
They stripped the space back to its core — revealing original stone floors and traces of earlier layouts.
New arches follow the structure and open the space into one continuous flow.
An eight-metre counter organises the interior.
The space moves between café, exhibition and talks — without changing its identity.

Wall finishes by @textura__studio — thank you for the precision and texture.

Enormous gratitude to our founders — the people who believed in TIMS before it existed.
Big respect and appreciation to the construction team who built this space.

And to @deepmissionstudio — for helping shape our voice.

Welcome. We’ve been waiting for you.

8:30–17:00
Santos, Lisboa

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

🌘 Ubani Garage: the Architect’s Office Becomes a Laboratory for the City in Tbilisi, Georgia 🌖

The Architect’s Office explores the studio as both laboratory and mirror of architectural thought. The series examines how space, ritual, tools, and collaboration shape design culture. From intimate ateliers to larger practices, these workplaces reveal values and ambitions—where ideas are tested and identities take form, moving from paper and digital drawing toward the built world.

@_nwds_, co-founders of the @ubani.center, have transformed a former garage on Petriashvili Street, adjacent to their Tbilisi headquarters, into Ubani Garage—a temporary office and library for the research center. Composed of reused furniture, locally crafted pine elements, and subtle references to vernacular craftsmanship, the compact interior operates as a small laboratory where research, design, and cultural dialogue intersect, articulating Ubani’s broader vision of the city.

📷Сourtesy of Ubani, © @grigorysokolinsky

#office #library #Tbilisi #Ubani #archisearch

What used to be construction noise is now dinner conversations ❤️

Welcome to Almi.
Link to book in bio.

#berlinrestaurant #beforeandafter #restaurant #berlingastronomy

11 objects with tons of possible combinations. They can be purchased separately or as a set. They can be your coffee table, your vinyl storage, your lightbox or your tea tray. When put together they make a fully functional domestic totem.

We like them tons, hope you do too.

11 objects with tons of possible combinations. They can be purchased separately or as a set. They can be your coffee table, your vinyl storage, your lightbox or your tea tray. When put together they make a fully functional domestic totem.

We like them tons, hope you do too.

Foamed aluminium and shattered glass in resin / Porous veneer whose nooks and crannies are filled with contrasting enamel / Coloured resin that looks like matte glass and feels like rubber

We wanted our objects to make a statement but not an overstatement. Hence the simple solid forms that add gravity and let the materials speak for themselves.

Foamed aluminium and shattered glass in resin / Porous veneer whose nooks and crannies are filled with contrasting enamel / Coloured resin that looks like matte glass and feels like rubber

We wanted our objects to make a statement but not an overstatement. Hence the simple solid forms that add gravity and let the materials speak for themselves.

In a world so full of objects, making new ones takes some courage.

We decided to explore novelty through materiality. We took basic forms and designed new materials that are complex and daring and not what they seem at first sight.

A quick recap of the year of work at @_nwds_ .
Our team wishes you lots of good things in 2025 while making a resolution to keep being inspired in the face of difficulties and share every bit of that inspiration with you. Happy New Year!

#archilovers #architecturedaily #architectureteam #architectslife #architectlife #architect

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

In the latest issue of the Georgian magazine @denostalgia_magazine , an article by @_nwds_ explores a new approach to urban regeneration in Tbilisi. The focus is on preserving native typologies, such as the ezo courtyard, and highlighting the intricate interconnection of historical, biographical, and poetic layers within the city’s urban fabric.

This perspective shifts the narrative from viewing cities as collections of isolated structures to understanding them as networks of places enriched by their morphology, typology, scale, natural elements, and collective memory. The article challenges traditional preservation methods, advocating for a deeper appreciation of the complexity that defines Tbilisi’s identity.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

DE:NOSTALGIA — annual, bilingual, research and interdisplinary magazine focusing on the revaluation and deconstruction of the past.

Issue #4: place
9 booklets / 9 booklets
20 authors / 20 authors
DE:NOSTALGIA 2024 / 200 copies

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

📢 Thrilled to have presented at Cityscape Global 2024 in Riyadh, discussing a topic close to my heart: urban identity.

Cities are not static; they’re living, breathing ecosystems in constant flux. As architects, our mission is not simply to build but to create spaces that adapt, evolve, and resonate on a human level. Our cities today are far more than physical spaces—they are complex networks of data, culture, and community.

We approach each project with three guiding principles:
1. Authenticity: Honoring cultural roots not as artifacts of the past but as vibrant, active elements within the urban landscape.
2. Resilience: Designing adaptable spaces that can evolve with the community and respond to its ever-changing needs.
3. Atmosphere: Crafting environments that evoke a deeper, lasting impact—a sense of place that lingers in memory.

Each our project embodies our dedication to preserving the unique rhythm and narrative of cities. Architecture, at its best, conserves resources, cultural continuity, and fosters inclusivity—preserving the soul of our urban landscapes in a world of rapid transformation.

A huge thank you to the Cityscape team for an expertly organized event, to all participants for the insights, and to those who share in our commitment to crafting cities that connect past, present, and future. Here’s to building spaces where stories unfold and communities thrive!

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

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The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter

The original material layer of tiles, marble, wood, and paint is now sandwiched between the new floor and ceiling.

#parrawine #parrawinebistro #restaurantlisbon #commercialinteriors #horecadesign #archlovers #archdaily #architecture_hunter