Sophie Lewis

5 days ago | estliving.com | Sophie Lewis

The esteemed 10 recognises influential voices in the architecture and design community in 2025. Criterion is based on approach, notable achievements and completed and anticipated projects. This piece originally appeared in est magazine issue 55: ‘Faces of Design’.  Proudly supported by Woodcut & Signorino. Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country / Melbourne, AustraliaMy design work is best summed up as: I’ve paraphrased a portion of the jury citation from my Gold Medal in 2020 that resonated with me.

2 weeks ago | estliving.com | Sophie Lewis

Co-founders and partners Carlos Dimas, Jaime Font, Jordi Espinet, Benjamín Iborra & Marcos PareraBarcelona, SpainOur design work is best summed up as: Mesura designs for the unknown. What aspect of your work are people most curious about? The aspect of our work that sparks the most curiosity is the process behind each project. We engage in extensive research and investigation to shape the final outcomes, which often captivate people.

2 weeks ago | estliving.com | Sophie Lewis

The Paris home of French architect Charles Zana chronicles his love for fine art, French craftsmanship and post-war Italian design. Paris-based architect Charles Zana can’t be confined to an era or style. Studying at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, Zana first worked on high-end apartments and fashion boutiques in New York City before establishing his own practice more than 30 years ago.

3 weeks ago | estliving.com | Sophie Lewis

Our design work is best summed up as:Designs that fuse functionality with art, creating engaging objects. What aspect of your work are people most curious about? People are often intrigued by the way we blend simplicity with storytelling, whether through materials or form. Every object tells a narrative, inviting users to interact with it on a deeper level. What has recently challenged the way you think about design?

3 weeks ago | estliving.com | Sophie Lewis

Room11 Architects conceived a concrete cubist structure that stretches 30 metres, with a design that expresses a distinct sensitivity to landscape, detail and materiality. The elevated design minimises the direct footprint, and Room11 Architects established a narrow construction corridor to minimise the impact on native vegetation, working around every tree on site.