Midtown East Plastic Surgery Office Suite Posted July 8, 2017 Studioteka was asked to rework the design of an existing medical office suite in Manhattan’s Midtown East for a successful, [...] Continue Reading
Riverdale House Posted April 17, 2017 Studioteka was asked to transform a dark, and very dated kitchen and dining area for a professional couple residing in [...] Continue Reading
WCJF Center Jamaica Posted March 31, 2016 This building is envisioned as a showcase of sustainable materials and systems appropriate for developing countries, and began as the [...] Continue Reading
Flatiron Marketing Offices Posted March 31, 2016 Located in Manhattan, this 3,100 square foot space for an innovative, cutting edge marketing firm, is a different take on [...] Continue Reading
2100: A Dystopian Utopia – The City After Climate Change Posted March 31, 2016 Brooklyn,USA Fast forward to the year 2100. New York, along with Phoenix, Beijing, Sao Paulo, Manila, and many more of [...] Continue Reading
Kingston Waterfront Revitalization Posted January 31, 2016 Studioteka was asked to provide feasibility study and design services for a high profile downtown waterfront revitalization project in Jamaica. The [...] Continue Reading
Caribbean Highlands Posted January 31, 2016 Located in beautiful Costa Rica, this eco-community consists of a variety of programs including luxury condominiums, single family villas, a [...] Continue Reading
Tidal Radiance Posted October 8, 2015 Studioteka worked as a design consultant for Leni Schwendinger, Light Projects Ltd., on Tidal Radiance, a public art piece for [...] Continue Reading
Guggenheim Helsinki Competition Posted December 31, 2014 Competition Entry, 2014. The new Guggenheim museum in Helsinki connects the city with the sea, bridging local and international scales [...] Continue Reading
Guggenheim Helsinki Competition Diagrams Posted December 31, 2014 Competition Entry, 2014. The form of the building responds to solar angles, as well as to parameters related to program [...] Continue Reading