VS Office is based on the transformation of an old residence into a hybrid space that blurs the boundaries between domestic life and the professional world. The proposal defines a flexible, open and quiet architecture that naturally adapts to the different rhythms of the day and to the multiple functions required by an environment that is both operational and intimate.

The intervention is organized around a fluid narrative in which each area connects without losing its own identity. The project avoids rigid compartmentalization and opts for a continuous reading of the space -- fostering a close, human and efficient experience.

Singular Project: Material as an Architectural Language

The jury highlighted the project’s ability to integrate XTONE material transversally -- not as a mere surface treatment, but as an architectural resource that structures the whole. Its application flows through the space across surfaces, volumes and built elements that unify the atmosphere and bring visual clarity.

This holistic approach, where the material becomes a narrative framework, is what led VS Office to receive the Honorable Mention in the Singular Project category.

Furniture Design: Pieces that Extend the Space

The project includes a series of bespoke furniture pieces designed by Summumstudio and crafted in the same material, reinforcing the conceptual continuity. These elements include the executive desk, kitchen components, niches, staircase, fireplace, wine cabinet and a suspended lamp created specifically for the project.

Each piece is conceived as a natural extension of the interior architecture, applying the material with the right precision, scale and thickness for its specific function. This formal and technical coherence was key to winning the First Prize in Furniture Design.

An Architecture that Supports New Ways of Living and Working

With VS Office, Summumstudio proposes a model of hybrid space that responds to a contemporary reality where personal and professional spheres are increasingly intertwined. Spatial clarity, attention to detail and the honest use of material consolidate this project as an example of how architecture can support more flexible, intimate, and efficient ways of life.