Ajụjụ Ọnụ Ndị Nhazi

Constantinos Yanniotis

Greece · Ụlọ Owu

Symbolism was a fundamental element throughout the design development of the Metamorphosis Yoga Shala.

Otaka Noriko

Japan · Ngwá Ụlọ

The design began with a desire to bring the inherent beauty of Kiso cypress—material that has long supported everyday life in Japan—into a contemporary lifestyle product.

Przemysław Koczkodaj

Poland · Nkà Mma

Our journey began with a love for traditional craftsmanship and a fascination for natural textures.

Iutian Tsai

Taiwan (China) · Nkà Mma

Because I’ve found that spending an entire day inside artificial spaces made of concrete boxes makes me feel especially stifled, yet when I go into a forest or rest on the grass under the…

Sha Lu

Chaina · Ime Ụlọ

Holographic projection in this space serves as a silent, fluid, and vibrant 'medium for the soul.' It enhances the meditative atmosphere in the following ways:Dynamic Meditation: The…

Ying Zhang

Chaina · Ime Ụlọ

In the No.1 Courtyard Club, wooden grilles channel airflow to create a gentle breeze, while plants grow over time into living sculptures.

Hasan Sefa Sofuoglu

Turkey · Ime Ụlọ

I’ve always been fascinated by how art and design merge to shape human experience, which naturally led me to become a designer who creates spaces and objects with emotional depth.

Juan David Martínez Jofre

Spen · Ime Ụlọ

Numa Beach was conceived as an architectural mirage — a place where the horizon, light, and material merge into a single continuous gesture.

Maru Meleniou

Greece · Nkà Mma

The idea of containing “nothingness” guided me to focus on the vessel’s inner space rather than its function. Instead of holding objects, it holds quiet potential.

Wongsun Yoo

Great Briten · Ngwá Ụlọ

I hold the title of “Architecte Diplômé d’État” with the distinction félicitations du jury from the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris Malaquais.

Tihana Mikša

Croatia · Ejiji

I was always creative and good at drawing, during elementary school. There were drawings on the walls of my apartment.

Ekaterina Korzh

United States · Ọla Ịchọ Mma

My journey began in geography. Just in my mid-twenties, I finally got a chance to study jewelry and visual arts.