Ngā Uiuinga Kaihoahoa

Constantinos Yanniotis

Kirīhi · Waihanga

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

Otaka Noriko

Tiapani · Taputapu

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

Pōrana · Toi

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

Iutian Tsai

Taiwana (Haina) · Toi

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

Hainamana · Roto Whare

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

Hainamana · Roto Whare

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

Tākei · Roto Whare

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

Peina · Roto Whare

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

Maru Meleniou

Kirīhi · Toi

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

Piritene · Taputapu

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

Karoehia · Kākahu

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

Ekaterina Korzh

Amerika · Whakakai

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