ODA Architects

01/08/2026

A first glimpse of a project currently in development for a First Nation community in Canada.

Created in close dialogue with community representatives and all partners involved, the project places people, culture, landscape and gathering at the centre of the design.

Our CEO, Bujar Hasani (Bujar Hasani), is deeply involved in bringing all actors together, moving the process forward and working toward the realization of the project.

We are approaching this work with care, respect, creativity and full commitment. We are confident that this collaboration can lead to something meaningful in this region of Canada.

Designing with the community, not simply for the community.

01/08/2026

Designing with the community, not simply for the community.

31/07/2026

ARCHITECTURE FOR BELONGING..

14/05/2026

Tiny House LUX featured in IW Magazine.

Thank you IW Space for the publication and support.
Happy to see our work shared internationally.

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12/05/2026

Honoured to share that our work at Architects will be presented and celebrated at the BIG SEE Festival 2026 in Portorož.

BIG SEE is one of Europe’s recognised international platforms for architecture and design, bringing together renowned architecture offices, emerging studios and creative voices from around the world.

Being part of this programme represents an important opportunity for dialogue, exchange and reflection within an international architectural context.

This recognition comes at a meaningful moment for our office. In 2025, we realised our first 3D printed architectural project in Luxembourg. In 2026, we are taking the next step with a cement-free 3D printed prototype using geopolymer materials, developed between Luxembourg and Amsterdam.

Looking forward to meeting colleagues, sharing experiences and discussing architecture, responsibility and the future of our built environment.

See you in Portorož.

https://bigsee.eu/

02/05/2026

On a currently underused island within the lake, a new vision takes shape: an open place for learning, creativity, and exchange between young generations and the wider public. The project reimagines the island not as an isolated fragment, but as a living environment where nature, education, and everyday life come together.

A circular building is carefully embedded into the landscape, forming a protected structure that hosts ateliers and learning spaces for all age groups, from kindergarten to lycée. At its center, a green courtyard becomes a shared garden and experimental field, where children and students can explore, observe, create, and learn in direct connection with nature and the changing seasons.

The outer layer extends into the island, creating paths, small gardens, and places to stay. A café and exhibition areas open the project to the public, allowing visitors to engage with and experience the work of the students.

This idea is driven by a clear belief: the future of our world depends on the knowledge, curiosity, and creativity of the next generations. By giving young people the space, tools, and attention they need to grow, we actively shape a better world. If we neglect this responsibility, we risk creating a weaker, less balanced future for everyone.

This proposal is a personal initiative by Bujar, an independent impulse to rethink how an overlooked place can become meaningful again: open, quiet, and deeply connected to nature.

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02/05/2026

02/05/2026

K50
Urban Model Proposal