At Ithaka, architecture begins long before the first drawing reaches the computer screen. It begins with ideas, conversations, and sketches. Our studio places great value on the conceptual stage of design. Even in a highly digital century, we still believe in the power of traditional thinking tools – quick sketches with pencils, markers, diagrams drawn by hand, and open discussions around the table. These early explorations allow us to test ideas freely, question assumptions,

Construction of the North Axis: Park Reconstruction & Multifunctional Center  began some time ago, and today the site is actively transforming into one of the most ambitious architectural projects currently underway in Yerevan. Ongoing construction of a parametric dome on Komitas avenue, Yerevan The project introduces Armenia’s first large-scale parametric dome  — a pioneering structure that is now visibly emerging on site. What began as a conceptual vision grounded in advan

Our design team visited the Ariostea factory to explore advanced tile collections, sustainable materials, and innovative drainage solutions for the upcoming Multifunctional Center project in Yerevan, Armenia.

Exploring spatial flow, light, materials, and the essence of thoughtful design In the heart of the Pacific Northwest, where landscapes and light shape everyday life, a contemporary residential interior project in Seattle exemplifies how modern living can feel both refined and deeply human. Drawing on warm minimalist design principles, this home balances clarity of space with tactile materials and thoughtful craftsmanship — a synthesis that resonates with both local character

Ithaka Architecture and Design завершes design work for the American-Armenian metallurgical plant in Yeraskh, Armenia – a major milestone in industrial architecture.

Wooden panel homes are emerging as a sustainable alternative in modern construction, combining environmental responsibility with energy efficiency, durability, and healthy living conditions. As a renewable, low-carbon material, wood helps reduce emissions while offering excellent insulation, faster construction, and long-term cost savings. This article explores how wooden panel homes support sustainable living and why they represent a smart choice for the future of green hous