Space logic was formed by three separate research projects by three different minds
Three Perspectives. One Question
Ana Abashidze – Georgia
Investigating the relationship between human behavior, urban transformation, and the invisible systems that shape spatial experience
Federico Violato – Italy
Exploring environmental systems, consumption patterns, and the spatial consequences of contemporary lifestyles
Pembe Birinci - Cypruss
Interested in collective space, coexistence, and architecture's role in creating dialogue across divided environments
Different countries - Different Projects - Same frustration
Why are spaces designed before understanding the people who will experience them? Master projects were not answers. They were warnings. They revealed conditions that demanded new ways of thinking about space.
Fragments of a bigger problem
Working between built space in Soviet and post-soviet era visible and invisible system. Understanding the potential of chaos and order in the city of Tbilisi.
Ana Abashidze
Exploring the consequences of food consumption, pollution in atmosphere, soil and surface and inner waters. As a waste production transformed into the research Utopian Design.
Federico Violato
Researching the walled city of Nicosia and it’s buffer zone which exists as a division of the city she identified the dynamic space in the rigid structure
Pembe Birinci
At some point, designing objects and structures stopped making sense. We needed to design logic.
Space logic was born not as a studio but as a system to rethink how space is created.
