Elena Rostova's studio designs living structures that regenerate their ecosystems, sequester carbon, and evolve alongside their inhabitants.
Like the vein of a leaf, each project radiates from a single principle: that architecture should give back more than it takes. This living diagram grows as you scroll — just as our work grows with the ecosystems it inhabits.
Every structural decision references 3.8 billion years of evolutionary engineering. Termite mounds, honeycombs, mycelium networks — each offers lessons no textbook can replicate.
We embed living walls, rain gardens, and pollinator corridors directly into the building fabric — transforming dead square footage into active ecological habitat.
Our material palette sequesters more carbon than it emits. Cross-laminated timber, compressed earth, and myco-composites form the backbone of a regenerative construction economy.
RIBA Gold Medal laureate. Former Chair of Sustainable Architecture at the AA. Elena's practice synthesises vernacular building wisdom with advanced computational design.
PhD in bio-based composites from ETH Zürich. Kenji leads our material research division and has pioneered the structural use of myco-composites on three continents.
Eleven years of practice. Forty-seven completed projects. A growing archive of international recognition — but never the reason we build.
Every project begins with a conversation. Tell us about your site, your vision, and the ecosystem you want to protect.
Biophilic architecture and sustainable design. Oslo — Singapore — Bali.