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Engels & Volkers, Mriehel, Malta From the Architects: ICI HQ was a unique endeavour for 3DM. Starting as a simple vision to house different building industry professionals under one roof, a building was materialised that allows for exhibition and collaboration. The building is divided into three main areas: workshops are located at level -1, retail centers and exhibition spaces at levels 0 and 1, and offices at level 2. The form of the building is designed with the interplay between solid and transparent volumes in mind. This, in turn, reflects the several different functions of the building. The most prominent solid, upper volume of the building is inspired by the sun’s path in relation to the sites orientation. Several fins are constructed in the facade that allow for light to penetrate the interiors at ideal angles and at desired times of the day. Subsequently, offices and ancillary spaces were designed to follow such behaviou Previous Next Share Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on whatsapp Share on pinterest Contact Send Thanks for sending Email! Processing… Get in Touch with 9994 1114 [email protected]

ICI HQ, Mriehel, Malta From the Architects: ICI HQ was a unique endeavour for 3DM. Starting as a simple vision to house different building industry professionals under one roof, a building was materialised that allows for exhibition and collaboration. The building is divided into three main areas: workshops are located at level -1, retail centers and exhibition spaces at levels 0 and 1, and offices at level 2. The form of the building is designed with the interplay between solid and transparent volumes in mind. This, in turn, reflects the several different functions of the building. The most prominent solid, upper volume of the building is inspired by the sun’s path in relation to the sites orientation. Several fins are constructed in the facade that allow for light to penetrate the interiors at ideal angles and at desired times of the day. Subsequently, offices and ancillary spaces were designed to follow such behaviou Previous Next

Castro, Naxxar, Malta From the Architects: Castro House 04 is a family home in the center of Naxxar. Being a fully interior project, each of the three levels in the house was treated differently according to the clients’ requirements. Dedicated to the parents, the topmost floor was considered as the most private, comprising of a master bedroom with an ensuite, a personal office and a large terrace with views of rooftops and the parish church. The first floor hosts bedrooms for the three children, and has an internal courtyard that floods the interiors with natural light. The family gathers together on the groundfloor at different times of the day, whether it is early in the morning for breakfast or late evening beside the wood-burning fireplace. The groundfloor also comprises of an outdoor garden area, allowing for views of the pool and vegetation from the indoor spaces. A neutral colour palette was followed, creating a cohesive atmosphere throughout the whole house. Previous Next