Excell has completed‘Camden Workshop’, a unique warehouse-to-family home project with a rare client brief rooted in recycling and repurposing.

Destino Mío Mayan Jungle Retreat by AKEN Soul is a sustainable hospitality project that redefines luxury.

Nisarga Art Hub is an initiative by a family of musicians to make a community residency where people can interact and congregate for art and cultural events.

Working on a steep, inclined terrain was the most challenging. There are several additional levels towards the rear of the building that are partially subterranean with one face exposed to dense nature. We saw this as an opportunity to create really intimate spaces that were literally within nature and became the base for the building rising up from the preserve using vaulted brick arches.

The real challenge was the outbuilding. It was declared unusable, but they didn't want to demolish it and erase all traces of it.

The HMZ house is located in la Loma Country Club in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. It is a two-story building that comforts mom, dad, and four children.

The desire to have a home that‘blends in’the true sense of the word into the land and landscape, not be intrusive, or block the expansive paddy field for our neighbors in the rear.

One of the objectives of the project was to annul the interior-exterior borders, having cross ventilation and the use of thermal materials.

Inspired by the Mitla Cross, the main building is presented as a habitable sculpture, where light and stairs complement each other, providing visitors with a different living experience.

The locally sourced engineered timber structure and planted roof strategies respond to the ambition for a sustainable, responsible occupation within this harsh alpine environment.

The intention was to convert this place into a living space for vacations, build nostalgia with a forceful present.

Casa en los Cocos is looking for a strong sensation of interiority on the outdoor, to let the garden embrace people and each spaces of the project. The central living area pavilion, social part of the house floats above this garden, widely open, letting the air breeze crosses.

The architecture of Albor Hotel in San Miguel de Allende effortlessly integrates with the surrounding natural environment.

Our main concern was to develop a project that connects the user with the context surrounding the building, thus giving freedom and a natural feeling to the user.