For ATAMA, transformative projects are not simply repurposing, but projects that aim to break the status quo and bring about a change in the way ambitions are defined, spaces and places are realised and used.
As designers, we have an impact on the creative process and a responsibility for the spatial component of this task.
We work on transformations that are simultaneously autonomous and mediating in an often complex, urban context where change to the human environment can be supported in multiple ways.
Our designs are inspired by history and enable repurposing in the future. We clarify what is essential in a project and allow it to emerge. Each project aims to be a generous backdrop for life.
27.10.2024
Publication
Deelfabriek Kortrijk featured in ‘Flanders Architectural Review n°16. Responses in responsibility’ Beeld: Stijn Bollaert
23.10.2024
Event
Dockside Tower Brussels part of the exhibition ‘Soft Power – The Brussels Way of Making the City’
01.10.2024
Publication
Arlon53 published in ‘The Architecture of Reuse in Brussels’, BMA
27.09.2024
Project update
On site: Design Museum Gent. Image: Michiel De Cleene
30.05.2024
Publication
Share & Reuse Factory published by DETAIL magazine in ‘Architecture of Transformations in Flanders’
08.11.2024
20:00
event
publication
Book launch! Deelfabriek Kortrijk featured in ‘Flanders Architectural Review n°16. Responses in responsibility’
Heilig Hartkerk, Ghent (B)
19.10.2024 - 6.03.2025
11:00 - 18:00
event
Exhibition ‘Soft Power – The Brussels Way of Making the City’
S-AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum, Basel (DE)
