Ecosystem I Air

CLYVO

The Most Beautiful Architecture Begins With Invisible Forces.

An atmospheric design studio where buildings breathe, landscapes respond, and climate becomes the architect.

Enter the Atmosphere

Ecosystem II Water

Design With Nature, Not Against It.

A living river carries six environmental systems along its banks. Hover to reveal their ecological stories.

01 — Source
Rain Collection

Rooflines become watersheds. Every drop is gathered, slowed, and returned to the site’s hydrological memory.
02 — Stillness
Living Lakes

Still water mirrors sky and structure, cooling microclimates while hosting amphibian and avian life.
03 — Edge
Wetlands

Transitional ecotones filter, buffer, and bloom—architecture that softens the meeting of land and flow.
04 — Threshold
Coastal Design

Structures rise and retreat with tide and storm, woven into dunes, mangroves, and protective berms.
05 — Clarity
Water Purification

Layered plantings and gravel veins cleanse runoff until water re-enters the landscape as clear as rain.
06 — Flow
Blue Infrastructure

Cities rediscover their forgotten streams—daylit, celebrated, and braided through public life.

Ecosystem III · Earth

Beneath Every Structure, A Living Planet.

Descend through stone, root, mineral, and aquifer. Foundations begin where soil still remembers water.

0 — 0.4m

Soil Systems

Living topsoil stores carbon, hosts mycelium, and feeds the atmospheres of everything above.

0.4 — 2m

Root Networks

Invisible architectures of exchange—trees converse through fungal threads older than cities.

2 — 12m

Stone Layers

Sediment and time compressed into load-bearing memory. We build with geology, not against it.

12 — 40m

Minerals

Veins of silica, iron, and calcite catch light deep underground—the quiet palette of permanence.

40 — 80m

Underground Water

Hidden rivers move slower than thought, cooling foundations and sustaining distant wetlands.

Bedrock

Foundations

Where architecture finally meets the planet’s oldest silence—and learns to rest lightly.

Ecosystem IV · Forest

Buildings Should Breathe.

Six principles rise as living trunks. Sunlight filters through the canopy; hover a tree to read its meaning.

Biodiversity Many species, one living system

Balance Give as much as you take

Restoration Heal what was cleared

Growth Architecture that matures

Shelter Refuge for people and life

Adaptation Forms that answer climate

Ecosystem V · Energy

The Climate Is Our Greatest Architect.

A kinetic garden of wind sculptures. Each vane holds a philosophy—turning gently in invisible currents.

Philosophy 01

Listen before you draw.

Philosophy 02

Waste nothing the land offers.

Philosophy 03

Let wind write the plan.

Philosophy 04

Beauty is a form of care.

Philosophy 05

Time is a building material.

Philosophy 06

Leave the site more alive.

Ecosystem VI · Habitat

A Village That Grows From The Hills.

Numbers live inside architecture—engraved in dwellings that rest on the land rather than claim it.

180+

Living Projects

Climate Regions

Research Programs

100%

Nature-Centered Design

Ecosystem VII · Tomorrow

The Future Will Belong To Places That Live With The Planet.

Imagine Tomorrow

The Ecological Archive

Field Journals Of A Living Climate.

Open a volume. Paper layers unfold like seasons. Knowledge rests on handcrafted wood.

Vol. 01

Regenerative Cities

Urban form that returns more life to the land than it consumes—streets as corridors, roofs as meadows.

Vol. 02

Water-Led Architecture

Plans drawn from watershed logic—where every contour asks where the rain wants to go.

Vol. 03

Forest Urbanism

Canopy as civic infrastructure. Shade, oxygen, and quiet woven into the fabric of density.

Vol. 04

Climate Responsive Design

Facades that open to breeze, close to storm, and follow the sun like living organisms.

Vol. 05

Ecological Materials

Timber, rammed earth, mycelium, and stone—chosen for how they age into the landscape.

Vol. 06

Future Landscapes

Speculative valleys where habitation and wilderness share a single continuous ecology.