We work with nature, embracing circularity and inventive responses to limitations
Our projects invite engagement, encouraging emotion, gathering, and the use of all five senses
We examine cultural narratives through a historic lens, exploring movements and migrations that shape societies.
We learn from the past to design for a better future, balancing contextual perspectives with an awareness of the psychology of the collective
We value the power and necessity of community, appreciating inherited knowledge, especially from under-celebrated regional traditions.
We don't just preserve cultural heritage - we actively shape the culture of tomorrow. Our work marries time-honored traditions with cutting-edge innovation, creating unexpected yet respectful fusions. Whether it's incorporating smart technology into traditional architectural designs, experimenting with futuristic gastronomy, or reimagining cultural narratives for the digital age, we're always looking ahead.
"GLOBAL NARRATIVES, LOCAL EXPERIENCES"
Cultural Exchange & Social Cohesion
We examine cultural narratives through a historic lens, exploring movements and migrations that shape societies.
Ayesha Erkin began her professional journey as an architect, trained in vernacular, regional, and sustainable design in the US. Her innate love of food led her to recipe developing and writing, having authored "Date of the Day," a cookbook inspired by creating family traditions. Additionally, she co-founded 'Brown Girls Food Club', building a global community for women of color through a shared love of food.
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Born to a mixed Turkic and Arab heritage, Ayesha grew up in Pakistan and has lived in Saudi Arabia, Germany, and the United States - experiences which have deeply influenced her multicultural perspective. Her work emphasizes the human experience and the concept of belonging.