Architecture, art, and design are closely intertwined, but they are often taught separately. This separation often does not correspond to reality. This realization is not new; it was evident, for example, in the philosophical background of the Bauhaus University. Its name refers to the construction lodges of medieval cathedrals, where art and craftsmanship merged. I myself studied Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London (MAFA) and interior design at HSLU in Lucerne (BA FHZ). Thanks to my background as a visual artist, I view architecture from a broad, art-based perspective. My visual language is focused and reduced to the essential. Order, calm, structure, and harmony underlie my work. My passion is to see space in its entirety, including its individual elements that structure and hold it together. Our office specializes in historical objects and existing building architecture.