Archi-Tectonics

Join us at for the launch of Monsters and Mutants: Explorations in the Architecture–Nature Continuum, Archi-Tectonics’ fifth monograph published by and designed by Ben Fehrman-Lee.

The book explores new relationships between architecture and nature—imagining adaptive, hybrid futures where the built environment behaves like a living system.

Celebrate with us for the book launch and panel discussion with the authors and contributors!

📅 Wednesday, June 17
⏰ 6:00 pm
📍 97 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10012

Our new book brings together architects and researchers to explore regenerative design, environmental adaptation, and the evolving relationship between architecture and ecology.

“Monsters and Mutants asks how we can reposition environmental stress as a means of production and a method of instigating change.” - Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen

Published by , and edited by .

🌿 Join Archi-Tectonics at Bread & Heart Festival 2026 – Tirana 🇦🇱

We’re excited to be part of the second edition of the Bread & Heart Festival, taking place June 3–5 in Tirana.

This year’s theme, “Landscapes of Abundance,” shifts the focus from individual buildings to the broader systems that shape our world — from ecological networks and materials to infrastructures and shared environments.

Within this rich, multi-layered program unfolding across the Book Building, Winka will join the panel moderated by Saskia van Stein: “Learning Landscapes – Education”

🗓️ Date: Thursday, June 4
⏱️ Time: 2:30 pm
📍 Location: Book Building Main Agora Ground Floor + Mezzanine | Lithosphere

Together, we’ll explore a pressing question:
How can architecture education deepen our understanding of landscape value — and help us develop without depleting it?

Tickets available at breadandheartfestival.al (link in bio)

Featured in NUVO Magazine

Archi-Tectonics' London Solar House is highlighted in a compelling piece on eco-friendly urban living, where architecture and nature converge in the heart of the city.

“This house explores eco-friendly urban living”—a simple line that captures a much bigger ambition: redefining how we live, build, and connect to nature in dense urban environments.

Huge thanks to and Jack Lowe for the thoughtful feature and for capturing the essence of the project.

Thank you Jenny , Julie , Walter and John .space for a lively and insightful discussion about The Crisis of Privacy as part of , generously hosted by !

Privacy and wellness have been recurring themes of our practice for many years as demonstrated in our INSCAPE space in Manhattan and the TOKYO meditation pod! It was inspiring to hear the panelists explore opportunities found in Walter's KABIN and how to create these qualities in our contemporary work, learning and living environments.

JOIN US!

Winka joins as a speaker for the panel “Design the Crisis of Privacy.”

Uniting leading voices across architecture, design, media, and technology, the conversation will examine how our built and digital environments intersect with issues of surveillance, data, and personal space—and how design can respond to the growing demand for privacy as a fundamental human need.

Winka will be in dialogue with , editor at The New York Times, Walter Craven from .space, Frances Phillips, and John Crews from —examining how privacy-first design is reshaping workplaces, travel, education, healthcare, and beyond.

Looking forward to a timely and engaging discussion!

Register— link in bio

📅 Date: Tuesday, May 19
⏰ Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Address: 853 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York City