Projects

The Ark-Shelter project embodies the synergy of minimalist architecture and refined design, with Prostoria’s Polygon pieces adding functional elegance and geometric clarity to its nature-connected spaces.

The 2015 Athens production of King Lear featured scenography by Numen/ForUse that fused industrial minimalism with theatrical intensity, with Prostoria’s Oblique armchairs enhancing the stark visual language of power and despair.

The project resolved “the donut effect” – an old acquaintance in Austria’s communities. It slyly draws frequency away from the town center via local suppliers on the periphery and causes it to die out. This new community center is supporting the development of the village’s center.

Brigada focused on getting to know both the Zagreb and Turkish ways of creating and nurturing business relationships, resulting in a concept that encourages face-to-face banking and brings a human note to the cold, bureaucratic banking system.

Clear and simple design of the interior spaces, filled with light from the hot medierranean sun, where the sculptural form of the furniture becomes an important part of the space.

This year prostoria is a part of a very important feature on the Imm Cologne fair called Das Haus. Each year one designer is invited to design a personal statement of contemporary living.

In recent years Russia has been experiencing the most important problem in its modern architectural design, namely the lack of a distinctive identity. In response to this issue, the Moscow-based architectural bureau Megabudka conducted a study and from that research, they developed their vision of the New Russian Style.