Architecture is not simply a question of providing a place to live or occupy but a vocabulary that’s developed and shared through design that projects our ideals as well as the client’s needs. For this reason, it’s important to create your own niche, a reflectance of your design that resonates with the firm.
Renesa as a firm strives to enhance the sense of perception and experience to the physical spaces we inhabit through our work. Our architectural style is to combine traditional aesthetics with modern design which is done through creating and editing a selective and reflective thought process. From the initial stages, itself, we aim to strip away all that is unnecessary; from our first sketch we are already on our way to defining the structure once complete. A holistic approach in each design stage, is what gives depth to our approach.
The process of design development is not about defining the black or white spaces, but rather making the grey area stand out and highlighting the evolution of the design in its simplest form. Depending on the typology of design required and the client’s vision, we try to employ indigenous materials every step of the way. This involves developing sufficient research into the context and surroundings for the team´s work to respond to its social, economic and natural context. We want architecture to be a conscious extension of where it is placed; establishing a clear dialogue with users, and allow us to innovate spaces that remain useful and valuable in the future.
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