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Agha Concepts An architectural, engineering service provider.

The wall that names the space. The studio identity is set into dark textured plaster, the lettering EVOLVE STRONGER cut ...
30/09/2026

The wall that names the space. The studio identity is set into dark textured plaster, the lettering EVOLVE STRONGER cut in relief rather than applied, so it reads as part of the surface and not a graphic laid over it. Soft arcs of light wash down from above and a single warm line runs vertical, the only colour in an otherwise black field. The floor stays matte and quiet underfoot, holding the wall as the focus of the room. A calm, premium threshold, built to be seen first and remembered.

The cardio floor sits within the same dark envelope that runs through B6, the ceiling held in shadow and the light kept ...
23/09/2026

The cardio floor sits within the same dark envelope that runs through B6, the ceiling held in shadow and the light kept low and directional. A full height mirror doubles the run of machines and folds the depth of the room back on itself, while the glazing along one edge opens the space to the city beyond. A warm line of cove light marks the threshold overhead. The flooring stays dark and matte underfoot, reading the cardio zone as a distinct field within the wider plan. Materials are robust and quiet, held for constant use.

Photographer: Basil zamn

Here the plan opens to its full volume, a mezzanine reading above and the training floor extending below. A curved steel...
18/09/2026

Here the plan opens to its full volume, a mezzanine reading above and the training floor extending below. A curved steel counter anchors the corner and holds a place to pause without leaving the space. Glazed partitions keep the far zones visible, so the depth stays legible from the counter to the back wall. Signage is set into the structure rather than applied to it, marking the threshold between rest and work. The flooring holds its dark tone throughout, and the materials stay premium and easy to maintain across a floor built for daily intensity.

Photographer: Basil zamn

The spin room is where the dark plan meets daylight. A long run of glazing opens the enclosure along one side, letting n...
14/09/2026

The spin room is where the dark plan meets daylight. A long run of glazing opens the enclosure along one side, letting natural light wash across the machines while the ceiling stays recessed and quiet. A shift in the flooring tone reads the room as its own field, held apart from the strength zones beside it. Warm toned surfaces frame the opening and soften the edge between inside and out. The materials remain robust and calm, carrying the same premium quality that runs across the facility.

Photographer: Basil zamn

The strength floor works through reflection. Full height mirrors line the room and double its depth, so the plan reads f...
09/09/2026

The strength floor works through reflection. Full height mirrors line the room and double its depth, so the plan reads further than its walls and the machines resolve into ordered fields. Light is placed only where it is needed, a warm seam of cove light tracing the structure overhead while the ceiling stays in shadow. The flooring holds a dark matte tone that grounds the equipment and keeps the zones distinct. Materials stay robust and premium, calm under the daily intensity of the space.

Photographer: Basil zamn

The main hall sits under a dark recessed ceiling set with a field of small downlights, each placed to light the floor wi...
06/09/2026

The main hall sits under a dark recessed ceiling set with a field of small downlights, each placed to light the floor without lifting the enclosure. The depth of the room stays visible from every point, racks and platforms reading as ordered fields across the plan. A warm line of light traces the perimeter and marks the threshold to the zones beyond. The flooring holds its dark tone throughout, robust and easy to maintain, holding a calm and premium quality across a space built for daily intensity.

Photographer: Basil zamn

At B6 the training floor sits inside a dark envelope where the ceiling recedes into shadow and light is placed only wher...
28/08/2026

At B6 the training floor sits inside a dark envelope where the ceiling recedes into shadow and light is placed only where it is needed. Glazed partitions divide the zones without closing them, so the depth of the space stays visible from every point. Warm toned walls frame each opening and mark a clear threshold between one area and the next. The flooring shifts in tone across the plan, reading the movement zones as distinct fields. Materials are kept robust and easy to maintain, holding a calm and premium quality across a space built for daily intensity.

Photographer: Basil zamn

The rear courtyard at Aevum is defined by two walls; one glass, one stone. The glass wall belongs to the living room. Th...
24/08/2026

The rear courtyard at Aevum is defined by two walls; one glass, one stone. The glass wall belongs to the living room. The stone wall opposite it is a freestanding screen, clad in a pixelated pattern of light and dark tiles that shifts in appearance depending on the angle of light and where you stand.

Between them, a gravel floor, bamboo, and ground planting. The courtyard has no roof. It is open to the sky.

A sheltered pocket of garden opens off the glazing, framed by a deep roof overhead and a tall screen of planting on the ...
20/08/2026

A sheltered pocket of garden opens off the glazing, framed by a deep roof overhead and a tall screen of planting on the far side. Lawn runs to the edge of the paving, layered with ornamental grass, bamboo and a single palm that give the space height and depth. The overhang holds a band of shade across the threshold while the glass keeps the interior in view behind soft curtains. It is a calm outdoor room, scaled for quiet hours and open to the shifting light through the day.

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AEVUMThe covered drive sits in shadow at dusk, its flat roof carried on slim steel columns and floored in dark linear ti...
18/08/2026

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The covered drive sits in shadow at dusk, its flat roof carried on slim steel columns and floored in dark linear tile. A car rests here as part of the composition, framed by glazing and curtains on one side and an open screen wall on the other. Past the columns the view reaches a private courtyard, where a single tree, a sculpture and patterned paving are held together in calm order. Aevum treats arrival as an event in itself, unhurried and deliberate.

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Kondotty

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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