Located in Gräfelfing, this project brings together architecture, landscape and interior design into one cohesive living experience – where every element feels connected, intentional and timeless.
The villa reflects the character of a classic Bavarian garden city: open structure, generous greenery and a quiet sense of refinement. Traditional proportions and architectural clarity form the foundation, while contemporary design introduces lightness, precision and a modern way of living.
Inside, the atmosphere is defined by balance. Natural materials, soft tones and carefully guided daylight create a calm, elegant environment. The interiors are not just designed to be seen – they are designed to be felt. Every space, from open living areas to more intimate rooms, supports a slower, more conscious lifestyle.
The exterior and landscape extend this idea further. Gardens, terraces and pool areas become a natural continuation of the architecture, blending built space with nature. Lush greenery, flowering accents and thoughtful lighting concepts shape an environment that changes throughout the day and becomes especially atmospheric in the evening.
Light plays a central role across the entire project. It reveals structure, enhances materials and creates emotion – from soft daylight interiors to warm evening scenes that give the villa a cinematic presence.
Our 3D renderings translate this architecture into a tangible experience. They communicate not only form and design, but mood, identity and the future life within the space.

This is not just a villa.
It is a complete living concept – where architecture, interior and landscape work together to create a timeless and meaningful environment.

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TYPOLOGY: Exterior
CODE NAME: DUNE-07
STATUS: Concept Design
LOCATION: ​​​​​​​AlUla Region, Saudi Arabia​​​​​​
VISUALIZATION: Omegarender
COMPLETION TIME: 2 weeks
ORAX is a desert museum shaped as a single faceted extension of the plateau’s edge. Emerging from the rock, the structure follows the logic of erosion, horizon, and gravity rather than imposing a separate form.

The inclined surface transforms the roof into terrain, allowing architecture and landscape to merge into a single continuous line. Inside, a quiet sequence of carved chambers reveals light, texture, and geological time through precise openings and controlled shadow.

ORAX presents the museum as an act of subtraction, a silent threshold where earth, memory, and movement align within the enduring geometry of the desert.

A conceptual research center imagined within the vast open landscape of the former Tempelhof Airport in Berlin. The circular architecture is conceived as a quiet landmark — a place where science, technology and environmental research intersect. Organized around a central atrium, the building creates a continuous spatial dialogue between laboratories, collaborative workspaces and public areas. The interior atrium is conceived as the heart of the research center — a quiet space for exchange, reflection and collaboration.
A circular opening frames the sky above, bringing natural light deep into the building while emphasizing the dialogue between architecture and nature. Warm wooden structures define the spatial rhythm of the atrium, creating an environment that feels both calm and inspiring.
At the center, a living tree becomes the symbolic core of the space — representing growth, knowledge and the continuous exchange of ideas between disciplines.
Surrounded by the openness of Tempelhofer Feld, the project explores how future research environments could integrate nature, urban life and innovation into one cohesive ecosystem.

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