integrated architectural elements

architecture is not just about the superstructure. it is found in the details that become part of the wall, the floor, or the ceiling. when we design a prayer unit or a pivot door, we start with the massing and the material.

for our backlit onyx units, we use high-density led modules rather than simple strips. this eliminates hotspots, creating a uniform glow that transforms stone into light. the structural support involves an ms truss system, calculated to handle the weight of semi-precious stone while giving the illusion of a floating mass.

the pivot door is another example of integrating function with architectural form. we use heavy-duty floor-spring hardware, typically rated for 150kg or more, to support oversized panels. whether it is ebony or rosewood cladding, the engineering allows for a smooth, effortless swing that belies the door's scale. every element is sketched, modelled, and built to ensure it feels inseparable from the space it occupies.