Tamir Addadi Architecture is a design studio based in London.
The studio works across architecture, interiors, furniture and outdoor spaces, approaching them as parts of a single spatial experience. Its work seeks to strengthen the connection between people and the natural world, allowing sunlight, air, vegetation and seasonal change to become an active part of everyday life.
Tamir’s background in painting and carpentry continues to inform a practical and material approach to architecture, with close attention to how things are made.
Selected web publications:
Dezeen | Staircase doubles as a bookcase
Dezeen | Loft access
archdaily | Extension to a Private House
Designboom | Extension of a private London house
Slow home studio | A Detailed Look at a London Addition
Archilovers | Extension and alterations to a private house
Selected Printed publications
Elle Decoration, ‘Focus On Staircases’
(UK) March 2011, pages 20-21.
Interior Design, ‘The Invitation From Loft’
(China) February 2011, pages 70-73.
Interior Design, ‘Underneath It All’
(New York) March 2006, pages 142-149
MD, ‘No longer a cellar’
(Germany) September 2005, pages 40-44.
POL Oxygen, ‘Next’
(Australia) December 2005, pages 92-93.
Elle Decoration, ‘Let There Be Light’
(UK) April 2005, pages 134-141.