
We are architects, restorers, and dreamers. We founded Wormhole Architecture in 2014 with a single conviction: that architecture must be alive. Not merely functional, but meaningful. Not just built, but inhabited by time and memory.
Our practice has never been confined to a drawing board. We design buildings and public spaces. We restore and conserve historic structures. We document endangered heritage in point clouds and photogrammetric surveys before it disappears. We work with communities to reshape the neighborhoods they live in. And sometimes, we make art, because architecture, at its most honest, is an artistic act.
What holds all of this together is curiosity. The belief that before you can transform a place, you must first understand it: deeply, patiently, and without assumptions.



Wormhole Architecture works with a extended network of architects, engineers, conservators, and specialists across projects and geographies.

Space as a social act
We design buildings, residences, and urban projects of all scales, rooted in context, community, and the enduring principles of architectural craft.

Conserving, restoring, and rehabilitating
We work with institutions, archaeologists, and communities to conserve, restore, and rehabilitate historic structures, ensuring they continue to serve the people and places around them.

The architecture of the everyday
We design interior spaces tailored to the way people live, work, and move, balancing functionality, comfort, and spatial quality at every scale.

Integrating nature and the built environment
We design outdoor spaces, public gardens, and landscapes that connect communities to their natural surroundings and give breathing room to the city.

Architecture without constraints
Our speculative and competition work allows us to explore ideas beyond the immediately buildable, pushing the boundaries of urban form, program, and design.

Memory, made permanent
We capture buildings, sites, and settlements through photogrammetric survey and 3D documentation, creating precise digital records that outlast physical change.
We treat every project as an act of creative speculation: designing not just what is needed, but what has never yet been dared.
Before we draw a single line, we listen. To the site, to its history, to the people who live within it. Understanding space is the first act of architecture.
We document, survey, and archive the built world with precision: in photographs, in point clouds, in pixel-perfect reconstructions, so that what exists today is never entirely lost.
Architecture does not belong to architects. We embed ourselves in the social fabric of every place we touch, working alongside communities, not above them.
Some of our work exists beyond the buildable: as installations, as imagery, as artistic explorations of what architecture can mean when freed from function.
We design. We restore. We document. We collaborate. We create art. Architecture, to us, is not a discipline with fixed borders: it is a way of engaging with the world.