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We are happy to share our newest case study presenting Morph from Spain.
Established in 2014, Morph has grown into an international multidisciplinary practice of 170 architects and engineers.
With its ethos for innovation, and its drive to achieve excellence, the team pushes the boundaries of design, using intuitive BIM to deliver new forms that surprise and delight.

Takenaka Corporation, a major construction consultancy in Japan used its own Design BIM Tool based on Archicad and Solibri in the development of Nagoya’s landmark International Exhibition Hall.

ASTOC, GWJ and IAAG together developed the Anna Seiler House, a new central hub for the state-of-the-art, leading university hospital in Bern, Switzerland.
Archicad was critical to delivering this flagship project.

Established in 1989 by Rob Cottee and Geoff Parker, Cottee Parker Architects creates sensitive and respectful places that balance purpose, place and beauty. An Archicad user for 30 years, the practice takes a multidisciplinary approach to design, bringing together architects, interior designers, digital engineers and visualizers to balance the commercial and the creative, delivering a rewarding built environment.With offices spanning Australia and New Zealand, Cottee Parker has recently completed several large city-shaping projects including Melbourne’s West Side Place.

Established in 2002, Auckland-based Stevens Lawson Architects is a growing practice with expertise in bespoke residential design and community buildings that have a significant social impact.
Developed for the Auckland City Mission, HomeGround is a visionary social services and supportive living facility. It is the tallest mass timber building in New Zealand, setting a new precedent for low-embodied carbon design.
This project was the architects’ inaugural Archicad project, and the team used the software from early design through to construction, making use of many of Archicad’s in-built functionality including Teamwork, Sun Studies and Renovation Filters, and also established their office standards for using Archicad from the start to ensure consistency across all projects.

The challenge of creating the infrastructure to host global athletics events is a familiar one for cities around the world, with the need to deliver sustainable buildings that will offer a lasting benefit to the community.
To meet this sustainability demand, the Parisian design team behind the Athletes’ Village applied an innovative approach to usage and prefabricated materials, creating structures that responded to the environment, meeting both short and long-term needs.

Located in Great Patrick Street in Belfast, a disused warehouse has been transformed into a warm, welcoming youth facility by Doherty Architects. With a tight schedule, Dohertys had to design efficiently, creating models of the existing building in Archicad and working in 3D from the start.

Designed and built by McAvoy, Merstham Park School in Surrey had a remit to significantly reduce the operational carbon of the building. The use of Archicad aided the manufacturing process, as well as maximising energy efficiency and minimising the building’s energy loss.

Farkasvölgyi Arquitetos Associados’ journey intertwines with the evolution of Archicad itself. The team have become pioneers in Latin America since they adopted the software in 1996. Embracing BIM for well over two decades, they’ve consistently integrated it into all their projects.
Among their recent notable collaborations with Archicad is Clube Atlético Mineiro’s Arena MRV, a multipurpose facility in Belo Horizonte, MG unveiled in 2023.

Founded in 2011 by Stefan Rier and Lukas Rungger, NOA (Network of Architecture) specializes in tourism, hospitality and gastronomy.
The studio combines architecture with interior design with its roots firmly planted in the breathtaking alpine region of northern Italy.
Central to NOA’s success is Archicad. Co-founder Stefan Rier has been an unwavering Archicad user since 1998.

Founded by Kim Kook Hwan in 2018, KKH Architects is an Apple-based Archicad user based in Seoul. With a special interest in passive housing and traditional design, KKH also specializes in public projects such as libraries, museums and neighborhood living facilities.

Established by André Eksteen and Braam de Villiers in 2000, Earthworld Architects & Interiors aims to push the boundaries of creativity while also maintaining a strong focus on sustainability.
Designing for commercial, institutional and residential projects, a core philosophy of the practice is to seek opportunities to use the process of design and construction as a catalyst for positive change in South Africa.