How could this plot of land be maximised for space, light, and comfort within its tight urban confines?

How could we kickstart evolution in the design of a mosque when the world only looked to tradition and function?

How could we create a home that’s engineered to make the architecture practically invisible, making it just a bridge between its occupants and their surroundings?

What sort of master plan could be created when retaining the natural essence of the land is sacrosanct?

Could a university strike a balance between modularity, modern materials and traditional features? And could it be done in 120 days?

Could we redefine a brand through architecture? Could a storefront design change an entire business model?

How could the Jeddah Grand Prix circuit reflect the flux of the  Arabian desert, while future-proofing it to be a functional part of the city's built environment?

Can a home adapt to its inhabitants' evolving needs, with luxury and a connection with the earth as the only constant?

How could we expand upon an existing college campus to bring innovation without disruption?

Could we balance a conventional structure with new-age design, fragmentation with open plan, collaboration with privacy?

How could a series of micro-experiential modules be strung together to create an immersive retail labyrinth?

Was this project a structural and societal challenge? Yes. Did we intend to change policy along the way? No, but we're proud that we did.

How could we create a futuristic sci-fi setting on a plateau that seemed tailor-made for it?

What is the perfect meeting point of wellness, leisure, luxury and nature? Right here.

How could we craft interiors that used space to highlight the products on display?

How far could we push our less-is-more philosophy while building a home with only steel?

How could we embrace local materials, labour, methodology, and design from the immediate surroundings, while creating a modern structure?

What can a massive commercial space look like when the focus is purely on design and accessibility?

Can we create a new way of luxurious sustainable living that sets the blueprint for projects of tomorrow?

Did we just redefine how urban public spaces should be designed to better serve and connect communities?

What does it take to design a community where nature-inspired well-being becomes a daily reality for urban spaces?

Can a single space create a seamless flow between work, life, and community?

What if affordable living could feel expansive and thoughtful, proving that intelligent design transforms compact spaces into exceptional homes?

How could we redefine row housing to bring the openness of fields into urban centres?

What if the wisdom of sacred spaces and historic landmarks could shape modern living?

Can geometry and local materials converge to create a design that feels both timeless and profoundly connected to its place?