Atramo Architecture

Architecture studio

[City] · Since [year]

Quiet architecture for unhurried living.

We design homes, refurbishments and workspaces with few materials, plenty of light and construction overseen from start to finish.

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Façade of a white-rendered house with concrete panels, a yellow front door, concrete steps and an olive tree in late-afternoon light.
Illustrative image · [Name] house[City], [year]

Projects

Selected work

A sample of the commissions the studio works on. Placeholder images and details until real material is available.

  • Inner courtyard with an olive tree, limewashed walls, pale stone paving and a timber bench, seen from the living room through a large glazed opening. Illustrative image

    Courtyard house

    Single-family home · [City] · [Year]

  • Straight concrete staircase with a slim black steel handrail, lit by a shaft of daylight, between an old stone wall and limewashed walls. Illustrative image

    Light stair

    Building refurbishment · [City] · [Year]

  • Vaulted white-rendered reading pavilion with a timber door and a window revealing bookshelves, beside an olive tree on a gravel court. Illustrative image

    Reading pavilion

    Public building · [City] · [Year]

  • Row of four gabled white-rendered houses with oak, green, charcoal and yellow doors and an olive tree in front of each, on a cobbled street. Illustrative image

    Terraced homes

    Multi-family housing · [City] · [Year]

  • Open workshop hall with a black steel frame and X-bracing, a timber-clad pitched roof, tall windows and long oak workbenches on a polished concrete floor. Illustrative image

    Workshop hall

    Workspace · [City] · [Year]

Studio

We work with the essentials: the site, the light and a few honest materials. We look for calm spaces that are easy to live in and to maintain.

Close-up of board-marked exposed concrete beside an oak panel in raking sunlight. Illustrative image

  • Homes

    Single-family houses and full renovations, from the first sketch to handing over the keys.

  • Refurbishment

    Existing buildings that recover their structure, improve their efficiency and gain light.

  • Workspaces

    Offices, workshops and shops designed for daily use and to grow over time.

  • Site supervision

    On-site follow-up, coordination of trades and control of schedule and budget.

Method

From site to building

  1. Listening and site

    We visit the plot or building and talk about how you want to live or work there.

  2. Concept design

    First plans, massing and a cost estimate so you can decide with real figures.

  3. Design and permits

    Full construction documents and permit applications with [the local council].

  4. Build and handover

    Site supervision, regular visits and final building documentation.

Collaborations

Who we work with

Reserved space

Real client feedback, collaborations or publications will go here, provided and approved by the studio. No invented content is published.

Frequently asked questions

Before we start

How much does a project cost?

It depends on the floor area, the type of commission and the scope. After the first visit we send a detailed fee proposal.

Do you handle the permits?

Yes. We prepare the documentation and apply for the necessary permits with the authorities.

Do you work outside [City]?

Yes, on projects that allow regular site visits. Ask us about your location.

How long does the process take?

A renovation usually takes several months from design to completion; a new house, more than a year. We give you a schedule at concept stage.

Contact

Let's talk about your project

Tell us what you have in mind: the site, the timeline and what you expect from the space. We will reply within [48 working hours].

Studio
[00 Example Street · City]
Phone
[+34 000 000 000]