If designing buildings is important to us, working on outdoor spaces and that diffuse boundary between the interior and the exterior is no less so.

The blank canvas does not exist, and inheriting the traces of what already exists is essential to start any new project. Our interventions are rooted in the territory, respecting what already works and avoiding solutions that are foreign to the preexisting. Our responsibility as architects involves researching and studying the space where the future intervention will take place, so that it can be recognized by its future users and continue to feel like their own.

We also pay close attention in cases where heritage is involved, with the aim of respecting it and carrying out the necessary interventions to protect it and ensure its permanence over time.

We focus both on the small scale and on the project as a whole. We seek safe and accessible places, where everyone can feel secure and included, and where it is possible to disconnect, rest, and socialize.

We like to introduce joy, light, and romanticism through color. Not as something external, but with a bucolic intention. In some way, we want to encourage users to draw a smile and bring out positive feelings. We aim to create places that allow dreaming and flowing.

We promote sustainable transformations where vegetation plays the leading role, and local materials are used with the goal of improving permeability, freshness, and lightness.