NONA kids

“Nona” is a space where architecture gently embraces life’s daily rituals — a place where food, memory, and play come together under one roof. It is designed not only for adults seeking a moment of calm, but equally for children whose presence brings spontaneity and movement into the space.

At its heart, “Nona” balances serenity and playfulness. The spatial arrangement is carefully structured: seating zones that encourage conversation, a corner dedicated to children’s play, and a dessert kiosk that acts like a small theatrical moment — a sweet interlude at the edge of the space.

Materiality and light are used with great sensitivity. Natural wood, soft textiles, and warm lighting define an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Carefully selected elements — such as floral mosaic motifs or modern pendant lamps evoking candlelight — create a multisensory environment where people of all ages can feel grounded and inspired.

This is architecture that invites both reflection and laughter — designed to hold the quiet presence of adults and the joyful movement of children, harmoniously in one space.

Photography | Berat Kabashi Photography

zucca cucina

Simple Elegance, Italian Experience

This Italian restaurant blends urban sophistication with everyday warmth, embodying the smart casual style in a calm, elegant, and welcoming setting. The interior architecture reflects the simplicity and authenticity of Italian cuisine through natural materials like wood, stone, and soft metals.
The space is carefully arranged to offer comfort, tranquility, and fluidity — with tables for couples or groups, softened lighting, and an atmosphere that invites quiet conversation and memorable experiences.
Here, every detail is thoughtfully designed to create harmony between the setting, the food, and the guest. A place that feels like home — familiar, yet always fresh.

Photography | Berat Kabashi Photography

Vila in Kruce

ARTEC Studio proudly presents its latest residential project, a sculptural and serene house nestled into the hillside, designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings while offering an elevated architectural experience.

The house emerges from the terrain with a minimalistic form and a strong horizontal expression. A monolithic concrete volume anchors the residence, while large glazed openings frame panoramic views, blurring the boundaries between interior and landscape. The project’s material palette — concrete, natural stone, wood, and black metal — evokes both permanence and warmth, carefully balancing mass and transparency.

Designed for a private client, the residence is a contemporary response to rural living, where architecture serves both function and poetry. The house’s massing is composed of a long linear base with living spaces oriented toward the view, and a sculptural overhanging box — a distinctive feature that provides shade and a strong visual identity.

Every design move reflects ARTEC’s commitment to authenticity, restraint, and sensory richness. The shifting interplay of light and shadow, the tactile honesty of materials, and the subtle integration into the topography all contribute to an atmosphere of quiet sophistication.

This project continues ARTEC Studio’s ethos of “keeping it real” — honoring context, clarity, and craft in every detail.

 HORIZON

ARTEC Studio is proud to announce that it has officially signed a contract with SwissDev for the design and development of “Horizon”, a new mixed-use complex located in the heart of Prizren.

The project marks a significant collaboration between ARTEC Studio and the international development company SwissDev, bringing together local expertise and global standards to shape one of the most ambitious urban developments in the region.

Horizon will be a contemporary mixed-use complex that redefines urban living in Prizren. Designed with people at its core, the development will seamlessly integrate residential, commercial, and public spaces, all thoughtfully connected by landscaped walkways, green rooftops, and vibrant courtyards. The project emphasizes ecological responsibility, architectural elegance, and a strong sense of community.

“We’re honored to partner with SwissDev on this transformative project,” said Ilir Llonçari, Chief Visionary Officer of ARTEC Studio. “Horizon is more than architecture—it is a reflection of our values and a commitment to shaping spaces that enhance everyday life.”

Construction is scheduled to begin later this year, with Horizon expected to become a dynamic new landmark in the evolving urban landscape of Prizren.

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Studio ARTEC ka kënaqësinë të njoftojë nënshkrimin zyrtar të kontratës me kompaninë zvicerane SwissDev për projektimin dhe zhvillimin e kompleksit të ri të përzier me emrin “Horizon”, i cili do të ndërtohet në zemër të Prizrenit.

Ky bashkëpunim shënon një hap të rëndësishëm midis Studio ARTEC dhe SwissDev, duke bashkuar përvojën lokale me standardet ndërkombëtare për të realizuar një nga zhvillimet urbane më ambicioze në rajon.

Horizon do të jetë një kompleks bashkëkohor me funksione të përziera që synon të riformësojë jetesën urbane në Prizren. I projektuar me fokus te njeriu, ky zhvillim do të ndërthurë në mënyrë harmonike hapësirat banesore, tregtare dhe publike, të lidhura përmes shëtitoreve të gjelbëruara, tarracave me gjelbërim dhe oborreve të gjalla komunitare. Projekti vë theks të veçantë në përgjegjësinë ekologjike, elegancën arkitektonike dhe ndërtimin e ndjenjës së komunitetit.

“Jemi të nderuar që bashkëpunojmë me SwissDev në këtë projekt transformues,” tha Ilir Llonçari, Kryevizionar i Studio ARTEC. “Horizon nuk është vetëm arkitekturë – është pasqyrim i vlerave tona dhe përkushtim për krijimin e hapësirave që e përmirësojnë jetën e përditshme.”

Punimet ndërtimore pritet të fillojnë gjatë këtij viti, ndërsa Horizon pritet të bëhet një pikë referimi dinamike në peizazhin urban të Prizrenit.

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SHARE Skopje

Studio ARTEC will take the international stage at SHARE Skopje 2024, hosted at the Skopje Marriott Hotel. The event brings together leading architects from around the globe for a day of presentations, critical discourse, and professional exchange.

Partners Ilir and Lorik Llonçari of Studio ARTEC will present a talk titled “Accuracy in Design,” highlighting their work on the Dukë Bar – Hotel Dukagjini  and Palafites vacation homes project, an architectural cases study rooted in precision, context, and authentic materiality.

About the Event

SHARE Skopje 2024 will feature the presentation of approximately 20 architectural projects from international studios and a high-level debate on “The Future of Public Spaces Architecture.” A special Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Djoko Radovanović, founder of RADO Engineering, in recognition of his significant contribution to Macedonian architecture.

Other Featured Presentations Include:

  • Irina Petrovska (Parallel Group Architects, Macedonia): Workspace Well-being
    – Salience Consulting Offices
    – Nastel Cowork Spaces
    – Kultura Offices

  • Takehiko Iseki (Zaha Hadid Architects, UK):
    Adaptive Urbanism – Generative Design and AI Technologies
    – Hangzhou Sports Centre (China)
    – Unicorn Island (Hangzhou, China)
    – Beyabu (Honduras)

  • Katina Sutoglu (Syndicate Studio, Skopje):
    The Modern Workplace in Mixed-Use Inner-City Developments
    – Grand Business Center, Skopje

  • John Kanakas (Direction Architects, Greece):
    Towards a New Residential Paradigm
    – House Symbiosis

  • Alexandra Virlan (UNStudio, Netherlands):
    Building Healthy Communities
    – Southbank Melbourne
    – Van B Munich
    – ECHO TU Delft
    – EZ Parque da Cidade

SHARE Architecture Awards 2024

Studio ARTEC Shortlisted for Two Projects at 2024 SHARE Architecture Awards
Studio ARTEC is proud to announce that two of its projects, Pristine Original and Buzuku I, have been shortlisted in the Commercial – Retail – Industrial category at the 2024 SHARE Architecture Awards.

The SHARE Architecture Awards celebrate excellence in architecture across Central and Southeast Europe. This year, 71 projects were selected from over 200 submissions, highlighting the region’s most innovative and impactful designs.

Pristine Original and Buzuku I exemplify Studio ARTEC’s commitment to creating spaces that blend functionality with cultural significance. These projects reflect the firm’s dedication to thoughtful design and its ability to contribute meaningfully to the urban landscape of Prishtina.

The final presentations and award ceremony will take place during SHARE Greece 2024 on October 8th in Athens, where shortlisted projects will be showcased to an international audience.

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Studio ARTEC në Listën e Ngushtë për Dy Projekte në SHARE Architecture Awards 2024

Studio ARTEC ka kënaqësinë të njoftojë se dy prej projekteve të saj, Pristine Original dhe Buzuku I, janë përzgjedhur në listën e ngushtë në kategorinë Komerciale – Shitje me Pakicë – Industriale në kuadër të SHARE Architecture Awards 2024.

SHARE Architecture Awards është një platformë që vlerëson ekselencën në arkitekturë në të gjithë Evropën Qendrore dhe Juglindore. Këtë vit, nga mbi 200 aplikime, janë përzgjedhur 71 projekte, të cilat përfaqësojnë disa nga realizimet më inovative dhe me ndikim në rajon.

Projektet Pristine Original dhe Buzuku I janë dëshmi e përkushtimit të Studio ARTEC për të krijuar hapësira që ndërthurin funksionalitetin me identitetin kulturor. Këto projekte përfaqësojnë një qasje të menduar dhe autentike që kontribuon në mënyrë domethënëse në peizazhin urban të Prishtinës.

Ceremonia përfundimtare e ndarjes së çmimeve dhe prezantimi i projekteve të përzgjedhura do të mbahet gjatë ngjarjes SHARE Greece 2024, më 8 Tetor në Athinë, ku projektet do të prezantohen për një audiencë ndërkombëtare.

DUKË

The Dukë project entails the reimagining of a section within the Dukagjini hotel, originally from the 1950s. Over time, the space we designed transitioned through various uses, yet never quite recaptured its initial grandeur. The objective of this project is to revive the hotel’s former splendor by blending the building’s elegant era with a contemporary sensibility.
The interior architecture prominently features rhythmic arches that create a simple yet elegant flow. These arches frame a bespoke mosaic in cheerful pastel hues, serving as a captivating focal point. The mosaic harmonizes the space, guiding the gaze seamlessly from the entrance to the terrace. Enhancing the walls are wood paneling that adds further refinement. Above these panels, treated with a relief in calce cruda and a specially crafted pattern, provide texture and depth.
A centerpiece of the design is the bar counter, a fusion of wood panels against a reflective backdrop of mirrors and glass shelves. This design element evokes a sense of drama, creating the illusion of floating bottles.
Seating arrangements vary strategically: inside, high chairs contribute to a shabby yet refined ambiance, while the terrace offers individual tables and sofas for flexibility and choice.
The primary lighting feature comprises wooden barrels adorned with crystal chandeliers, imparting a warm and inviting atmosphere that marries comfort with sophistication. Additional table lighting ensures privacy, while custom orange patio lights enhance the warmth and glow of the outdoor space, complementing its natural surroundings.
A large vase filled with flowers adorns a terrace corner, extending the natural theme indoors through a strategically positioned window that connects both spaces. The terrace floor, once pale gray tiles, now boasts a vibrant carpet adorned with floral motifs in bright orange, enhancing the space’s overall aura.
Furniture selections emphasize modern lines: sofas in green with a subtle floral pattern, dark oak tables paired with wooden chairs featuring wicker seats.
Large windows, dressed in white bamboo textile curtains, frame the terrace and offer breathtaking views of the Rugova Gorge. This picturesque backdrop, combined with the terrace’s refined design, makes Dukë an ideal setting for enjoying a glass of rosé wine at sunset.

BUILD Architecture Awards

Studio ARTEC has been awarded the prestigious title of “Contemporary Interior Design Firm of the Year 2024 – Southeast Europe” by BUILD Magazine, as part of the publication’s tenth annual Architecture Awards.

This international recognition celebrates Studio ARTEC’s commitment to innovative and authentic interior design, as well as its continued impact across the Southeast European region. Known for its distinctive approach that fuses spatial clarity with sensory experience, the firm has once again demonstrated why it stands out as a leader in contemporary design.

In a personal message to the studio, the BUILD Awards team expressed gratitude for Studio ARTEC’s contribution to the awards’ decade-long mission to spotlight excellence in the architecture and design industry. The judging panel praised Studio ARTEC’s outstanding creativity, attention to detail, and commitment to meaningful, human-centered design.

“We are proud and honored to receive this recognition,” said Ilir Llonçari, founder and visionary behind Studio ARTEC. “This award is a testament to the dedication of our team and the trust of our clients. It motivates us to keep designing with honesty, purpose, and beauty.”

The BUILD Architecture Awards are among the most respected accolades in the industry, highlighting the achievements of forward-thinking firms that shape the future of built environments.

https://www.build-review.com/winners/artec-studio-3/

For more about Studio ARTEC’s award-winning work, visit www.artec.al.

SHARE Prishtina

Architect Ilir Llonçari, CVO of Studio ARTEC, took the stage at SHARE Kosovo 2024, held at the Swiss Diamond Hotel in Prishtina, to deliver a compelling keynote titled “Keep it real!” — a powerful call for authenticity and precision in contemporary architectural practice.

As part of the global SHARE Architects series, the event brought together leading voices in architecture and design to explore forward-thinking trends, critical approaches, and the evolving role of architecture in shaping society.

Llonçari’s keynote emphasized the importance of staying true to context, materials, and narrative — arguing that real architecture arises from real needs, real places, and real stories. His talk resonated with the forum’s mission to foster meaningful professional exchange across borders and disciplines.

Event Significance

SHARE Kosovo 2024 marked a significant moment for the architectural community in the region, providing a platform for collaboration and inspiration.

Notable Speakers Included:

  • Maurizio Meossi – Zaha Hadid Architects

  • Davide Macullo – Davide Macullo Architects

  • Stefano Pujatti – ElasticoFarm

  • Nataliya Kuznetsova – UNStudio

  • And other prominent architects from across Europe and the Balkans

Master Steakhouse

A steakhouse full of flavor, a restaurant crafted with that 30s New York vibe, settles you in that prestigious dining experience. Your senses are immediately greeted by the rich aroma of sizzling meats and the warm glow of ambient lighting. The interior design pays homage to the elegance and opulence of a bygone era with dark mahogany furnishings, plush leather banquettes, and polished brass accents adorning the space.
As you settle into your seat, the smooth crooning of Frank Sinatra serenades you, transporting you back to the days of classic American jazz.
Subtle yet sophisticated touches,like the crystal chandelier casting a soft glow overhead and crisp white table linens, enhance the feeling of refined indulgence. The ambiance is both timeless and inviting, drawing guests to linger over their meals and savor every moment of their dining experience.
No matter if you are in the private room closing a business deal, or just dining for pleasure, Master Steakhouse offers a dining experience like no other, where every visit feels like stepping into an era of glamour and sophistication.

Happy apartment

Originally conceived as a one-bedroom apartment, Banesa Lalez was reimagined by us into a non-conformist layout that introduces two separate sleeping areas while expanding the living room into a central, generous social zone. The transformation challenges conventional residential planning — instead of rigid partitions, a vibrant green core organizes the space, integrating kitchen and storage while acting as a visual and functional divider.

Soft curtains replace walls, creating a flexible sequence of zones that can open or close depending on use and mood. The material palette balances playfulness and calm: lacquered surfaces, terrazzo floor, raw concrete ceiling, and tactile fabrics in red and sand tones.

This interior becomes a statement of spatial freedom — compact yet expressive, intimate yet open. It turns a standard apartment into a living experiment of adaptability, color, and human comfort.

BUZUKU ALBI MALL

The Buzuku bookstore in Albi mall, designed by us, features a design that incorporates whimsical elements and fairy tale-inspired artwork. The shelving displays are intricate, inviting visitors to explore and discover new stories. The use of natural materials and earthy tones creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The reading areas are scattered throughout the space, providing visitors with a place to relax and enjoy a good book. The design is an example of how functionality and aesthetic appeal can blend together to create a pleasant and inviting space.

Idea M Prishtina Mall

The Idea M stationery shop in Prishtina Mall is a project that is eye-catching now, but with its ability to adapt to changing needs over time it is set to be attractive for years to come. For this project we decided to explore and embrace modular design inspired by scaffolding and employ off-site assemblage which makes it distinct project, bringing the benefits of lower cost, faster build times and sustainability.

Buzuku Prishtina Mall

The Buzuku bookstore in Prishtina mall, designed by us, features a design that incorporates whimsical elements and fairy tale-inspired artwork. The shelving displays are intricate, inviting visitors to explore and discover new stories. The use of natural materials and earthy tones creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The reading areas are scattered throughout the space, providing visitors with a place to relax and enjoy a good book. The design is an example of how functionality and aesthetic appeal can blend together to create a pleasant and inviting space.

Zone Club

For this project, we designed a club in Kosovo that’s just been crowned the best regional club in the Balkans. But here’s the thing, our design isn’t about making the club the star; it’s all about the people inside it. We wanted a space where everyone can truly shine, vibe out, and feel like everything’s on point. It’s about creating an environment that brings out the best in the crowd, not just the venue.

We took things up a notch by opening up the ceiling to let the lighting do its thing. Two layers of lights create this wicked sense of depth, setting the right mood throughout. In the middle, we dropped a massive disco ball, it’s not just a prop, it’s the heart of the place, throwing those iconic beams of light across the room.

Around the dancefloor, where the raised VIP areas are, we made sure the tables stand out with a red light accent that surrounds the entire space, adding that extra glow to the whole vibe. The raised areas themselves are designed to give a sense of exclusivity while keeping the party energy flowing below. The main material used throughout the design is galvanized sheet metal, which reflects the light beautifully, creating dynamic, ever-changing surfaces that amplify the energy of the space.

Behind the DJ booth, there’s a huge LED screen, pulsing with visuals that add to the whole experience. We also made sure the bars stand out with oversized bespoke pendant lights so you can always find your way to a drink, even when the place is packed. The club is split into different zones, each with its own bathrooms and little spaces before you enter where separate parties can vibe on their own.

It’s all about keeping the energy flowing, making sure the design blends into the background while the people, the tunes, and the lights are the real stars. This place isn’t just about the club, it’s about creating an unforgettable experience for everyone who steps inside.

Chick Walk

Aside from our big projects with big budgets, we take the most pride in the small scale ones, as we believe they have the most potential to change people’s lives, and sometimes even start a new family legacy. Taking part in these journeys is both humbling and a privilege.
We poured our hearts onto this one…

Proper pizza

An urban pizzeria that celebrates raw character and color. The design fuses exposed brick, concrete, and playful strokes of blue and orange, a mix that feels both industrial and energetic. A mezzanine level and open kitchen create a social rhythm where the space stays alive with movement. The neon signage, warm lighting, and tiled counter tie the brand’s bold identity to a friendly, street-authentic atmosphere, making Propper Pizza not just a place to eat, but a part of the city’s daily pulse.

 

GJIKS and CHIKS chain

This space transforms a compact fast-food unit into a bold urban stage. The upper red-framed volume comes alive with real performances — bands playing, clowns entertaining, even local superstars stopping by to wave at passersby. It’s a space that doesn’t just serve food; it creates moments.
Every detail — from the black brick tiles and burnt-orange metal panels to the industrial pendants and the repeating & pattern — builds a strong and recognizable identity. The design is more than functional; it’s performative and alive, turning everyday encounters into a shared street spectacle that shaped a brand and a following.

Illyrian Bloodline

A raw yet refined retail space that merges fashion with attitude. The boutique’s tunnel-like layout is wrapped in dark concrete textures and lined with precise linear lights, creating a sense of rhythm and intensity. A bold yellow ceiling contrasts the monochrome palette, leading the eye through a curated flow of color-coordinated garments. Minimal furniture and suspended displays keep focus on the clothes, turning the space into an immersive streetwear gallery, a physical embodiment of the Illyrian Bloodline identity.

Burger King

Located in the heart of Prishtina, this Burger King restaurant stands among few globally selected as a Preferred Guest Touchpoint, redefining the brand’s spatial experience. The two-level interior designed by ARTEC Studio merges industrial precision with playful energy, bold orange steel stairs, exposed structure, and natural light shaping a vibrant and welcoming environment. Each element, from custom details to seating color accents, reinforces a sense of dynamic comfort and contemporary identity, marking a new chapter for the global brand in Kosovo.

Leo House

The project represents the transformation and expansion of an existing house through a precise architectural intervention that redefines both form and atmosphere. Rather than erasing the old, the new addition builds upon it — contrasting and complementing the original volume in equal measure.

The existing structure, characterized by its heavy masonry and modest proportions, is reinterpreted through new material textures and spatial extensions. The addition introduces clarity, lightness, and rhythm, using contemporary gestures such as the double-height glazed volume, the open terrace, and a vibrant orange steel framework that marks the transition between old and new.

The bright orange accents — used in pergolas, frames, and built-in elements — act as connective tissue, visually binding together the original and the added parts. They also express the architectural honesty of the intervention: where something new begins, it is not hidden but highlighted.

A layered material palette of exposed aggregate concrete, corrugated black panels, and transparent glass establishes a balance between solidity and transparency, permanence and adaptation. The result is an evolved dwelling — one that respects its origins but projects confidently into the present.

Buzuku

BUZUKU Bookstore is designed to oppose the notion that a bookstore is merely a place where one goes to buy a book, where a book is only a product, when it should be so much more.

Exploring through the bookstore, leafing the books is transformed into an experience where the custom-made shelfing brings back memories of being inside a dark academia library which invites one to read rather than buy, meanwhile the seating and the natural lighting set a cozy tone and serve as an open invitation to get to know the characters inside the books.

When you step inside BUZUKU Bookstore time seems to stop. Its carefully composed layout guides the reader to spontaneously take a seat, get a nice warm cup of tea , get cozy in one of its nooks and enjoy their book while appreciating the buzzing scenery of Prishtina square.

For the imaginative and wonderous customer inserting technology where it doesn’t belong, via the six screens showcasing the latest arrivals seems like magic. Finally, entering the Manga room, a secluded room at the left of the bookstore gives the impression of walking into a portal – on the inside, up in the ceiling, on the dome reminiscent of the renaissance period, anime characters accompany you through the journey of exploring their world while the natural wood shelfs stacked with manga are safely guarded by tree spirits still residing in them.

~The End.

Shtepia ID

Nestled within a gentle hillside, Shtepia ID is conceived as a quiet dialogue between architecture and landscape. The house unfolds across three levels that follow the natural terrain, allowing direct access to the garden from both upper and lower floors.

Natural brick, green-patinated metal, and textured wood form a warm, timeless palette that matures with the environment. The composition balances solidity and lightness, a brick base grounded in the slope, and a roof that almost disappears into the trees.

Inside, the spaces flow around light and views, connecting living, resting, and outdoor areas through long visual lines. Designed as part of ARTEC Studio’s ongoing exploration of architecture that serves without shouting, Shtepia ID reflects the principle of to see and not be seen, a home that belongs to its place rather than standing apart from it.

E Bukura e Dheut

“We exist as long as we have stories to tell”

While designing, we aim to create an experience for all our senses, because design isn’t what you see, it is the smell of freshly carved wood, and the sound it makes when you walk on it…

Design becomes a story, and the story of E Bukura e Dheut begins here.

Hapite

A glimpse into metaverse…

A spatial experiment that blurs the line between the physical and the digital. A Glimpse into Metaverse transforms a raw underground shell into an immersive, color-reactive environment, where light becomes material and reflections become portals.
Corrugated metal walls, exposed concrete, and programmable LED strips create shifting atmospheres that simulate virtual transitions, from neon blue calmness to vibrant magenta energy.
The glowing green reception acts as an entry node, while mirrored surfaces extend the illusion of endless space. Conceived as both a workplace and a sensory lab, HAPITE is not just a place you enter, it’s a realm you log into.

Pristine

who gives a f*** about PANTONE color trends of this or any year… We wanted a yellowish orange color.. We didn’t want a counter, we wanted a rock as a testament of a new superbrand…his super clothing brand store has a unique and striking design, primarily featuring a bright yellow color scheme. The choice of yellow is intentional, as it is often considered one of the most disliked colors. This design decision aims to make the clothing items stand out more prominently against the vibrant background, ensuring they are the focal point for customers.Key features of the store include:Yellow Interior: The entire interior, including walls, ceiling, and floor, is painted in a vivid yellow hue. This creates a bold, monochromatic environment that is both eye-catching and unconventional.Minimalist Design: The store’s layout is minimalist, with few furnishings and fixtures. This minimalism further emphasizes the clothing items on display, avoiding any distractions.Strategic Lighting: Vertical light fixtures are strategically placed on the walls, adding to the modern and clean aesthetic of the store. The lighting also enhances the visual impact of the space, making the colors and textures of the clothes more apparent.Central Display: A large, rough-textured stone pedestal stands in the center of the store with the brand name “PRISTINE” engraved on it. This central element serves as a focal point and adds a touch of natural contrast to the otherwise stark yellow surroundings.Clothing Display: Clothes are neatly arranged on simple yellow racks along one wall. The clothing items, in neutral or dark tones like black, white, and gray, stand out sharply against the yellow background, drawing immediate attention.Overall, this store’s design is a bold statement in retail interior design, using an unpopular color to create a visually impactful space that ensures the clothing remains the primary focus.

FM House

FM House, a contemporary private residence characterized by a sharply geometric volume and an interplay of slanted planes and vertical cuts. The clean white façades contrast with dark framing, creating a dynamic yet minimalist aesthetic. Inside, the design continues the modern dialogue with warm wooden floors, open-plan living, and exposed steel beams that reveal the structure’s honesty.

BS Apartment

A refined modern apartment where elegance meets subtle warmth. The interior blends white surfaces, light oak flooring, and expressive backlit onyx to create a calm yet luxurious atmosphere. The open-plan layout connects kitchen, dining, and living areas through continuity of materials and soft indirect lighting. The result is a clean, luminous space where natural tones and textures balance minimalism with comfort.

Baristas

Winner of the BUILD Architecture Award for Interior Design Excellence, Baristas Café embodies warmth, rhythm, and crafted detail. Designed as a cozy urban retreat, it combines natural wood, soft textures, and stained-glass tabletops with subtle lighting and industrial accents. Every element, from the illuminated graphic panels to the layered seating zones, celebrates the ritual of coffee and conversation in a space that feels both intimate and vibrant.

Goldfish

A refined yet casual dining space where marine-inspired details meet urban comfort. The design balances warm tones with turquoise accents, echoing the freshness of the sea. Striped walls, rope textures, and handwritten chalkboards create a cozy coastal atmosphere, while neon signs and bold lighting add a playful, contemporary twist. The open sushi bar and layered lighting invite guests into a relaxed and vibrant culinary setting that feels both elegant and approachable.

Rigels Restaurant

A warm, atmospheric venue where classic sophistication meets contemporary comfort. The design combines dark wood paneling, deep green velvet seating, and a striking golden ceiling that adds a sense of grandeur. Copper and brass details, soft pendant lighting, and a rhythm of round booths create intimacy and flow throughout the space. The bar becomes a visual anchor, framed by a glowing wine wall and crafted materials that celebrate texture and timeless elegance.

Barista’s original

Designed as a cozy retreat in the heart of the city, Baristas Ulpiana combines industrial character with warm materiality. The space balances concrete and metal textures with soft red seating and solid wood surfaces, creating a tactile contrast that feels both urban and inviting. Circular wall panels with patterned motifs add rhythm and playfulness, while ambient lighting enhances the intimate atmosphere. It’s a place where design and comfort meet, ideal for long talks, quiet work, or a slow cup of coffee.

Qendra Tregtare 5H

Located within Prishtina’s economic zone, this shopping mall occupies a site of 50,792 m² with a 5% natural slope. The project develops a total area of around 61,000 m² above ground and 30,000 m² underground, combining retail, entertainment, and service areas into a unified commercial complex. The design emphasizes clear circulation, open public zones, and functional layering across P+3 levels, ensuring both visual presence and accessibility. Positioned near major urban axes and institutional landmarks, the mall acts as a new commercial hub for the city’s expanding metropolitan area.

Redoni Front Office

The Redoni Front Office blends functionality with atmosphere through a clear spatial transition — from a bright, open workspace to a warm, acoustically refined meeting zone. Clean lines, natural textures, and precise lighting create a balanced environment that supports both collaboration and focus.

Rigels Lounge

A vivid interior where geometry and color intertwine to create rhythm and warmth. The lounge blends deep red timber textures with bold blue industrial elements, forming a playful contrast that energizes the space. Custom lattice dividers add intimacy while preserving visual openness, and the mirrored ceiling amplifies light and reflection. The result is a vibrant social atmosphere that balances structure and comfort — a contemporary lounge designed for connection and rhythm.

1-lle

Nille Caffè is a cozy urban spot blending industrial simplicity with playful color. Raw concrete walls and wooden floors set a calm backdrop for vibrant furniture in mustard, purple, and blue tones. Custom lighting, framed wall art, and vintage details create a warm, lived-in atmosphere that feels both familiar and fresh — a place designed for easy conversations, coffee, and comfort.

Taverna Tirona

Taverna Tirona is more than a café, it’s a gathering place where nostalgia meets rhythm. Inside, vintage photographs, wooden textures, and bright red chairs create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and alive. The space blends a warm interior with an open, sun-lit patio that carries the same charm outdoors. Here, music, laughter, and the aroma of coffee intertwine, making Tirona a timeless spot in the city’s cultural map, a place where every table has a story, and every evening feels like a reunion.

MM Cabin

A small cabin delicately placed over natural rock, blending raw materials with lightness. The structure combines concrete, weathered wood, and steel, creating a quiet dialogue between shelter and landscape. Large glass openings dissolve boundaries, allowing nature to flow inside while the elevated platform gives a feeling of suspension and calm retreat.

GB Home

A contemporary residence defined by sloped geometries and a sculptural roofline that follows the rhythm of interior spaces. The design merges modern minimalism with traditional stone craftsmanship, grounding the house in its natural setting. Large framed openings connect the interior with the landscape, while the solid stone envelope provides both thermal comfort and a timeless, tactile character.

Manor

A place where time slows down and every detail feels familiar yet refined. The interior blends rustic warmth with classic elegance — stone walls, deep wooden tones, and soft golden lighting create an atmosphere that feels both homely and sophisticated. A central bar anchors the space, with handcrafted lighting casting intricate patterns across polished surfaces. Each dining area has its own rhythm — from the intimate corners framed by exposed stone to the sunlit rooms overlooking the garden. The overall ambiance evokes the charm of an old estate reborn for modern gatherings — where meals become experiences and the setting itself feels part of the story.

Filikaqa

One of the first true sports-bars in Kosovo, and it clearly set the tone for how such hybrid social venues would evolve here. The project combines raw materials (concrete, perforated steel, exposed bolts, and copper piping) with warm, tactile finishes like wood and colored upholstery, giving it both an industrial and a welcoming vibe.

The stepped “theatre” seating with cushions is particularly interesting: it shifts the typical sports-bar typology toward something more interactive, closer to a community or performance space. Add to that the “Unplugged” stage for live acts and you can see how this place blurred the lines between bar, lounge, and mini-arena, very forward for its time.

Pizzeria Hallall I

A small urban pizzeria designed with warmth and simplicity. Natural wood surfaces and exposed textures create a cozy atmosphere, while colorful chairs bring a playful, youthful energy. The space is compact yet inviting — a casual spot where fast food meets a touch of crafted design.

Traffic Bar

Opened in 2013, Traficc Bar brought an industrial yet playful spirit into Gjilan’s social scene. The design blends raw materials with vibrant energy, galvanized metal panels, exposed pipes painted in bright green, and chevron wooden walls create a dynamic mix of textures and tones. The space is organized around a long central bar backed by green-tiled walls, while custom high tables suspended between black steel rods define the rhythm of the interior. Red and green chairs add a pop-art vibrancy, echoing the informal, music-driven atmosphere that made Traficc one of the city’s creative meeting points.

13 Rooftop

Rooftop 13 was one of the early landmark nightclubs in Prishtina, merging architecture, music, and atmosphere into a single immersive experience. The design explored light as a structural element, from the geometric LED ceiling grid to the glowing corridors and UV-reactive murals. The contrast of industrial materials with neon color fields created a dynamic interplay between darkness and light, defining a spatial rhythm that responded to sound and movement. Every corner of the club was designed to amplify energy , a place where people became part of the architecture itself.

Doki House

This residence explores the balance between warmth and clarity through a simple yet expressive architectural language. Defined by clean white volumes framed in natural wood, the house reveals a clear structural rhythm while maintaining a sense of domestic intimacy. The composition integrates brick, timber, and stucco, combining tactile and visual contrast. The upper terrace extends living areas outward, framed by large wooden pillars that catch the evening light, creating a strong dialogue between nature and structure. Subtle integrated lighting highlights the geometry at night, giving the house a quiet, elegant presence in its suburban setting.

Kashi Home

This residence combines a modern reinterpretation of the traditional gable roof with layered volumes and clean, sculptural geometry. The form is dynamic yet coherent, defined by intersecting rooflines and well-balanced asymmetry. Large openings emphasize natural light and visual connection to the exterior, while the use of warm textures—plaster and wood—adds a tactile, human quality. The ground floor opens generously to the outside, suggesting communal or living spaces, while the upper level maintains privacy through controlled fenestration. Overall, the design expresses a sense of warmth, precision, and contemporary domesticity.

Salla UNIV

The “Universal Hall and City Art Gallery” building in Prishtina will be a multifunctional facility designed to meet the diverse needs of our city. Due to its dimensions and significance, the building is conceived as a landmark element that will dominate the surrounding landscape. Based on these principles, the design envisions a structure that embodies an expressive architectural language on the exterior, complemented by an interior treated in a highly engaging and dynamic manner.

The conceptual scheme focuses on the form of the building: volumes are stacked one over another, symbolically representing the creation and evolution of the city of Prishtina. Each layer stands for a distinct historical period, while the horizontal shifts between the volumes express how, despite the deviations and transformations throughout history, these layers remain deeply interconnected — together shaping both us and the identity of our city.

Emmeti & Daikin stand

Designed for the official representatives of EMMETI and DAIKIN in Kosovo, this exhibition stand brought together two leading HVAC brands under one unified spatial concept. The design emphasized clarity, visibility, and brand distinction—using EMMETI’s signature blue tones and DAIKIN’s warm orange identity. Integrated lighting, product display panels, and open seating areas created an engaging and functional environment for professional presentations and client meetings during the fair.

Exfis

A contemporary office building that combines clarity and presence through its disciplined geometry. The composition is built around a strong central axis, flanked by vertical glass panels that bring rhythm and natural light into the workspace. The entrance canopy emphasizes approach and proportion, while the interplay of solid and transparent surfaces reflects both stability and openness — essential qualities of a forward-thinking professional environment.

Dr. Dragusha

This is a two-story contemporary residence characterized by clean horizontal lines and simple geometric volumes. The design features a flat roof, wide glazing for natural light, and a balanced mix of solid and void surfaces. The upper floor slightly cantilevers over the ground level, creating shaded outdoor areas below. A balcony with metal railing adds lightness to the composition, while a vertical window strip on one side introduces rhythm and vertical contrast. The exterior suggests a practical yet elegant layout — ideal for modern family living with open interior spaces and a strong indoor-outdoor connection.

Qendra Tregtare Natural

This project explores the idea of commerce as a modern-day forum — a covered street where architecture frames human movement and encounter. The façade combines vertical rhythm and horizontal layering, giving the building both weight and openness. The central gateway acts as a portal leading into a vaulted interior passage where light, height, and repetition establish a sense of order and ceremony. Inside, steel arches, lantern-like chandeliers, and layered balconies create a spatial sequence reminiscent of early industrial arcades and urban galleries. The design emphasizes proportion, continuity, and material honesty — a space where trade, leisure, and architecture coexist under one coherent structure.

RED LINE

A vibrant composition of commerce and living, this mixed-use development redefines the street corner with its fluid ground floor and rhythmic residential façade above. The transparent commercial level activates the pedestrian experience, wrapped in glass that reflects the color and energy of urban life. Above, the calm geometry of the apartments is framed by a continuous red contour — a gesture that ties together structure and identity. The project creates a dialogue between movement and stability, day and night, city and home.