PATHS
Office of Architectural Experiments is an interdisciplinary architecture practice grounded in research and driven by experimentation.
About Us
The practice approaches architecture as a structured and investigative process, where design decisions are informed by careful study of context, program, and use. Each project begins with research that establishes a clear framework, allowing ideas to be tested, evaluated, and refined through iterative design.
Working across residential, commercial, and urban scales, PATHS approaches every brief as an opportunity to test ideas, examine relationships, and craft spatial narratives. Drawings, models, and visual studies are employed as analytical tools to explore spatial relationships, material strategies, and functional clarity.
Experimentation at PATHS is not pursued as a stylistic agenda, but as a method to arrive at precise and well-considered outcomes. The aim is to produce architecture that is responsive to its environment, grounded in real constraints, and capable of accommodating change over time.
The practice values clear communication and collaborative engagement, ensuring that clients and collaborators are involved throughout the design process. Through a research-led approach, PATHS seeks to deliver architecture that is thoughtful, durable, and context ally grounded.
