CLINICAL HOSPITAL OF PNEUMOPHTHISIOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES
This 279-bed public hospital gathers Brașov's pneumology and infectious-diseases care from five obsolete addresses into one nZEB+ building: S+P+4E+Er, 26 m high, 51,337 sqm GFA on a 76,781 sqm site, with 8,035 sqm of photovoltaics. Strictly separated infectious and non-infectious flows meet healing architecture: interior courtyards daylight every ward, green roof terraces serve the children's […]
Rustavi Sports Complex
The complex is a composition of volumes enveloped by artificial green hills integrated into the existing landscape. The block-based configuration gives the project flexibility to adapt to different site conditions supporting phased construction in response to programme requirements: a repeatable model that can be implemented across different regions of Georgia. It includes cultural spaces, a […]
A world of rhythms. Therapy centre for children on the autism spectrum
A World of Rhythms transforms a 500 sqm therapy centre into a multisensory environment that supports emotional regulation for autistic children. Inspired by rhythm as a universal language, the design combines evidence-based principles, sensory zoning and playful spatial sequences to reduce anxiety, encourage exploration and strengthen independence. Every space is designed as a therapeutic tool, […]
LUGOJ MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL. The Concept of Liminality in Healthcare Design
The new Municipal Hospital in Lugoj redefines healthcare infrastructure as a catalyst for urban regeneration. Designed through the lens of Hospital-Oriented Development, it connects medical care with housing, public spaces, nature and community life. The flexible, evidence-based design responds to changing healthcare needs while creating a resilient, human-centred hospital that strengthens both the local healthcare […]
National Institute of Neurology and Neurovascular Diseases
The project proposes the expansion and modernization of the National Institute of Neurology and Neurovascular Diseases, transforming a fragmented hospital into a contemporary healthcare facility. The intervention removes the temporary central structure, introduces a new connecting volume, and adds new floors, restoring architectural coherence and optimizing functionality. Clearly separated emergency, patient, staff, and logistics flows […]
New Emergency Hospital “Dr. Dimitrie Gerota”
The new hospital includes 490 beds (including ICU). It is equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment, advanced telemedicine and integrated electronic health records. The Dedicated Trauma Center has the Emergency department with direct access from exterior and connection with the Helipad and O.R. Environmentally-friendly energy systems, including solar panels, geothermal heating and cooling, and advanced waste […]
Aqua Complex & Restaurant
Located in Devin, a small town in Bulgarian Rodopi mountain, this Aqua Complex will be full with mineral water pools and attractions. In the Aqua Complex there will be a relax zone, a sport area and a restaurant area with 80 seats. The relax zone will contain 4 swimming pools and 2 Jacuzzis with mineral […]
Health Station Kotlujevac
The reconstruction of the Health Station in Kotlujevac, Zaječar aims to modernize a critical public facility. The design prioritizes accessibility, spatial efficiency, and energy performance while respecting the existing urban context. Programmatic needs include updated medical services, staff areas, and improved patient flow. The project aligns with sustainable principles, with cost-efficiency considered throughout all phases.
Bulgarian Army Stadium Reconstruction
Stellar redefines Sofia’s skyline with a dynamic 13-story mixed-use building featuring offices, 71 bespoke residences, and underground parking. The façade is a striking fusion of form and function, defining the building’s dynamic identity. Soft, flowing lines wrap around the structure, creating an elegant, fluid silhouette, while bold geometric forms at the base establish a compelling […]
Modular Ski Cabin(s)
Innovative insulation technologies, such as Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIPs), are revolutionizing modular construction in extreme climates. This thesis examines how integrating VIPs and recycled-content glulam beams in modular fabrication enhances energy efficiency, thermal performance, and sustainability. Results show that these advanced materials reduce heat transfer, lower carbon footprint, and support resilient, eco-friendly building practices.