The Festival Theatre in Edinburgh commissioned a new reception desk to redefine its entrance hall. The intervention needed to feel crisp, precise, and legible from the street.
Taigh-Dubh
Information Shelter proposals for the Scottish Highlands. The structures aim at being iconic to act as recognizable beacons in the Scottish Highlands. The huts invite hikers and visitors to provide them with a shelter from the weather.
WikiHouse – Fountainbridge Community Pavilion – with Akiko Kobayashi
biomorphis has collaborated with Akiko Kobayashi to assemble the first WikiHouse in Edinburgh. biomorphis also produced the assembly manual which enabled the community at Fountainbridge to gather over 3 days and raise the new structure.
Design Informatics exhibition pavilion
biomorphis has been commissioned by The University of Edinburgh to design and build a temporary pavilion for exhibiting research projects for design informatics on George St.
Guggenheim Museum Helsinki
A forest as a museum and a museum as a forest are the weaving themes which reveal our obsession to distinguish between the natural and the artificial.
Nomadic Woodland Observatory
Nomadic is a woodland observatory. It is a hybrid habitat for visitors who will be looking to share stories of the place and also their own stories.
Archi School
Archi School by biomorphis is a chance for students to build on their university education to get additional courses during the year and the summer break.
Kjempevesener – Kunstsilo Museum
Proposal for a new museum in Kristiansand, with the refurbishment of the harbour existing historic silos.
The Living
The idea behind The Living is for the house to become a bright living room where all rooms are experienced in one unique space.
Leith Listings with Leith Creative
As part of the People and Places program, biomorphis co-curated an exhibition of ‘Leith Listings’, a new directory for the Leith neighborhood identifying local buildings, structures, people and places of special architectural or historical interest
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