Fifteen awards across twelve years of practice, and the projects that earned them. We list the shortlistings too, since a shortlist in a strong year often says more than a win in a thin one.
Our residential work has been recognised most consistently for restraint in small footprints — the Aoyama kitchen and the Milan bathroom both won in categories where entries are usually several times their size.
Two awards specifically for joinery, which we value most: they are judged on the built object rather than the photograph, with assessors examining tolerances and edge details in person.
Recognition here has come from material sourcing rather than energy modelling. Specifying a narrow palette from named suppliers makes provenance auditable, which is what these assessments actually test.
Projects have appeared in international design press across print and online, most often the Zurich villa and the Paris Haussmann renewal, both of which document a full before-and-after transformation.