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As of 2025, Studio Oridomain has announced two major projects that will likely cement its legacy. The first is a in Cappadocia, Turkey, carved entirely into tufa rock with no exterior windows—relying instead on light wells that follow the stars. The second is a vertical cemetery in Singapore, a 20-story tower of loggias where ashes are interred within living tree roots.
emerges not just as a workspace, but as a "Primary Realm." It is the intentional design of an environment where the internal world of the creator perfectly aligns with their external surroundings. 1. The Philosophy of the "Origin Point" Studio Oridomain
While often associated with broader residential concepts like the OurDomain urban living projects in the Netherlands, the specific "Studio Oridomain" approach focuses on creating multifunctional, community-driven spaces that challenge traditional boundaries of private and social life. Core Philosophy and Design Principles As of 2025, Studio Oridomain has announced two
In the rapidly evolving world of contemporary architecture and interior design, few names command as much quiet respect and innovative fervor as . While the global design scene often celebrates maximalist spectacle, Studio Oridomain has carved a distinct niche by championing a philosophy of radical balance—merging the stark, brutalist influences of Soviet-era structuralism with the fluid, organic minimalism of Zen philosophy. emerges not just as a workspace, but as a "Primary Realm
| Feature | Standard Minimalism | Studio Oridomain | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Color Palette | White, beige, grey | Oxidized rust, oiled walnut, raw cement | | Texture | Smooth, sprayed, seamless | Hand-troweled, scored, tactile | | Lighting | Recessed, invisible | Sculptural, directional, shadow-casting | | Temporal View | Timeless, ageless | Embraces weathering and aging |