Ir. Benny Gunawan, IAI Utama established Benny Gunawan & Rekan (Bgnr Architects) firm in Surabaya in 1989. The firm is now a team of 3 Partners and 30 architects working on high number of projects ranging from private to public scale. Bgnr Architects started designing a number of small scale projects of private homes and commercial projects during the 1990s, and have completed a wide range of projects from apartment buildings, offices, and factories, to large scale urban design within the past quarter of a century.

BBGK Architects was established by architects Jan Brzozowski, Konrad Grabowiecki and Wojciech Kotecki. The studio with extensive experience in the field of historic buildings, public buildings, residential buildings and urban design. They successfully win awards in architectural competition. They design individual architecture strongly related to the existing context, as evidenced by the Katyn Museum put into use in 2015, was awarded in many competitions and plebiscites, selected as finalists for the 2017 EU Prize for Contemporary Architecture - Mies van der Rohe Award. BBGK Architects work addresses the changing role of the future of cities. The studio is based in Warsaw and is comprised of over 30 architects.

Stick to your own design ideas

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Stick to your own design ideas

Construimos un concepto para construir un objeto, que permita reivindicar el entorno y hacer visible lo intr¨ªnseco del lugar, destacando siempre el espacio como protagonista de todas nuestras propuestas. Generamos ideas en EQUIPO, nos gusta tener un ambiente familiar que potencie las diferentes capacidades de cada uno para que se refuercen las del equipo

The studio brings together team of architects, project engineers, designers and trades specializing in custom-made product who collaborate to design and build top-quality interiors and carry out renovations of both private and commercial investors and clients.

Our architecture is about taking responsibility. It does this by maintaining a cleareyed view of place, by ensureing the sustainable use of resorces and by seeking to reflect lasting, cultural values.