Projects

Model C

This single-story home embraces its surroundings with natural materials and earthy textures. The slatted wood façade offers both privacy and style, while floor-to-ceiling windows bring in soft forest light and endless views. 
A gently sloped roofline adds architectural interest, and the rooftop terrace creates a peaceful spot to unwind above the canopy. Designed for slow living and deep connection to the outdoors, this home is a minimalist's dream in the heart of nature.

Model B

This minimalist cabin strikes the perfect balance between rugged simplicity and contemporary style. Clad in matte black metal with warm wood framing, the gabled silhouette creates a bold yet inviting presence. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interior with natural light and frame stunning woodland views, blurring the line between indoors and out. Designed for peace, privacy, and pared-back living.

Model A

This modern masterpiece blends industrial edge with organic warmth. Clean lines and a minimalist silhouette are elevated by a mix of natural wood cladding, sleek black panels, and a crisp white frame. 
The front façade features a striking vertical garden, softening the sharp geometry and adding a touch of green sophistication. Expansive glass doors invite light into the open-plan interior, while the elevated terrace offers seamless indoor-outdoor living. A perfect balance of structure and serenity.

Matski House

Free from fences, with 65% of panoramic glazing, no inside doors, this house is the manifest of exposed
brave life on stage, which is fairly unique at this latitude, a modern vision of fachwerk technology and
traditional downshifting living.
Moving away from the usual sloping roof and massive beams a non-obvious solution has been found: the
grid of panels has been filled with frameless glazing, hiding the frame columns behind, i.e. not shown on
the outside of the building. Such absence of visible elements of the supporting frame of the stained glass
makes the surface a continuous flat surface without seams. Together with the complex terrace system,
such a trick has made it possible to blur the boundaries between interior and exterior making you feel
you&#39;re truly in the wild.
The architect's commitment to a unique and experimental approach is underscored by several challenges
that the owner encountered and successfully addressed:
Firstly, the property originally contained a landfill, which the owner ingeniously transformed into two
inviting artificial ponds. This transformation not only added aesthetic value but also contributed to the
neighborhood's revitalization. Furthermore, the architect's respect for the surrounding context is evident
in his design. He leveraged a significant difference in site elevation, resulting in a remarkable cantilevered
house that extends 4.5 meters over the edge. This daring architectural feat adds a distinct and
adventurous character to the structure. In an effort to harmonize with the environment, the owner also
intends to plant crops on the roof of the house. To support this green initiative, all necessary technical
equipment has been integrated into the roof space. This not only maximizes the use of available space but
also showcases the owner's dedication to sustainable living and experimentation.

Fisher House

This modern home pairs clean architectural lines with warm, inviting touches. A dramatic pitched roof and floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interior with natural light, while offering serene views of the snowy landscape. 
Natural wood finishes and ambient lighting create a cozy atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the crisp exterior. Designed for both quiet moments and stylish gatherings, this home is a dream brought to life.

Smuga House

The Smuga project combines the features of a traditional Belarusian house with a gable roof and elements of Scandinavian asceticism.
A prefabricated modern modular house assumes a different configuration for the needs of the customer. All load-bearing elements, engineering communications, facade finishing materials are installed in modules in production, and the installation process is an assembly of the house as a constructor. As the family grows and needs, it is possible to complete the modules and increase the house to the desired size.
The project has implemented a successful combination of eco-friendly materials, energy efficiency, functionality and the total cost of the house.
The insulated Swedish plate is used at the base of the house, and cedar wood and Scandinavian larch are combined in the decoration of the facades and interior.
The comfortable and bright appearance of the house is formed due to the two-light space, panoramic windows, non-standard exterior and cozy terrace.

Tresk-House

This contemporary two-story home stuns with a bold cantilevered upper level and sleek black-and-white contrast. Expansive windows flood the interior with light, while the open patio and pergola create seamless indoor-outdoor living. A perfect blend of modern elegance and architectural edge.

Tilted House

The project of a small two-storied house with a beautiful view of the forest from the side of the panoramic glazing in the agro-town Kolodischi.

Kyiv House

The form of this one-story house consists of two rectangular blocks. Due to the requirements of insolation, one of them is turned, which gives the architecture additional visual expression. The house is divided into two zones - the public or living area and the private areas. This is achieved thanks to the difference in relief.
We have used fibre cement panels of different textures for the façade. The contrast of light and shadow underlines the texture and beauty of the natural shading. This results in an expressive and original façade.

Raven's House

In this project, we dealt with a significant limitation in the form of a gas pipe running through the entire section. This explains the rather dense building of the site and the location of the house in the north direction.
The house is presented on two levels with small cantilevers. The decoration uses natural materials that contrast with the minimalist forms of the house. Untreated larch in the facades of the first floor has the ability to breathe and change color depending on the age and season.
Despite the limitations of the site and the complex location of the house, panoramic windows let in a large amount of sunlight into the premises and open a view of the picturesque surroundings of the house.

Woodbarn

A classic barn house with interesting engineering solutions.
This is a project of a modern house with a wooden rail on the roof. The solution is quite unusual both from a visual and technical point of view. The rail on the facade and roof is not covered with anything and will naturally change over the years.
If we talk about constructive solutions, we have abandoned the typical barn house walls made of expanded clay concrete and in our case the entire load-bearing load of the house is carried by metal I-beams. This also allowed us to avoid delays in the roof structure.
Panoramic windows on both sides gently shine through the living room space and let a lot of daylight into the house.

Splitting House

The plot is located on the border with a dense forest, so we made the architecture of the house concise, formed by several interacting volumes that are divided by function.
Residential and public spaces are located in volumes with a pitched roof. We used the additional height of the spaces obtained in this way as follows: in the bedrooms, additional glazing is provided in the upper level under the ramp, and in the living room a one-and-a-half space and a mezzanine above the kitchen area are formed. Such a mezzanine gives an additional useful area and helps to effectively use the volume of the building.
Also, the complex shape of the pitched roof gives the appearance of the house architectural expressiveness and individuality.

Shamrock House

Forrest Villa

V. Coast Three

RLX Home

New York Modern House

New York Modern Home

BBM House

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