3DM Architecture

ARCHITECTS WORKSPACE • Birkirkara

Each key zone is anchored by a defining form - square, circle and trapeze - guiding plan, furniture, lighting and atmosphere. The main workspace is organised through the square, expressed as a rigorous grid that aligns floor lines, joinery modules, desk planning and ceiling volumes to maximise efficiency, reduce visual noise and support face-to-face collaboration.

The boardroom adopts the circle, forming an intimate and conversational setting centred on a circular table cast in concrete and clad in reclaimed marble fragments, transforming waste into a material reference and centrepiece. The director’s office is shaped by the trapeze - a grounded geometry expressed through angled lines and weighted surfaces, with a sculpted desk assembled from recycled marble and tile off-cuts. Together, the workspace becomes a living catalogue of making, reuse and architectural identity.

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ARCHITECTS WORKSPACE • Birkirkara

Each key zone is anchored by a defining form - square, circle and trapeze - guiding plan, furniture, lighting and atmosphere. The main workspace is organised through the square, expressed as a rigorous grid that aligns floor lines, joinery modules, desk planning and ceiling volumes to maximise efficiency, reduce visual noise and support face-to-face collaboration.

The boardroom adopts the circle, forming an intimate and conversational setting centred on a circular table cast in concrete and clad in reclaimed marble fragments, transforming waste into a material reference and centrepiece. The director’s office is shaped by the trapeze - a grounded geometry expressed through angled lines and weighted surfaces, with a sculpted desk assembled from recycled marble and tile off-cuts. Together, the workspace becomes a living catalogue of making, reuse and architectural identity.

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Id-Dar fuq il-Wied • t o m o r r o w

Read as a carved plane within the landscape, the roofscape becomes the primary gesture.

A sequence of horizontal slabs defines a series of terraces - retaining, stepping, and anchoring the dwelling into the valley edge.

The geometry is deliberate and restrained, allowing planted voids and water to mediate between architecture and terrain.
From above, the project reveals itself not as an object, but as a constructed ground.

Id-Dar fuq il-Wied • t o m o r r o w

The form emerges from the terrain - stepped volumes tracing contours, grounding the architecture within its topography.

Read as a carved plane, the roofscape becomes the primary gesture.

Materiality is calibrated to context: tones drawn from surrounding rock, surfaces catching light like sediment layers.

Overhangs extend the mass outward, echoing the vertical striations of the nearby cliffs.allowing the house to blend into the landscape condition.

Id-Dar fuq il-Wied • t o m o r r o w

A home embedded within the valley edge.

The facade is defined by depth and shadow.
Pronounced overhangs extend the mass outward, moderating light while reinforcing the building’s horizontal stratification.

Vertical elements articulate the elevation - subtly referencing the sediment lines of the surrounding landscape.

Material and proportion work together to produce a monolithic yet finely scaled edge to the valley.

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