Loizides Architects

In order to achieve an all-embracing, peaceful place in which people can live, and work and be, it is important that whatever we design sits in complete harmony with its surroundings. Emphasis has to be placed on the relationship and interaction between the built environment and ourselves – all aspects are interactive and inter-dependant. They each contribute to what we are and the way we live. Every one of our designs must reflect and complement its setting; it must be in its rightful place in that moment of time. It must also acknowledge its contribution to individual or corporate or society’s aspirations.

So it must celebrate nature and all things natural, while forming a positive link between nature and humanity, and the built world. Our commitment to individuality, and to a cohesive relationship between people and the world they live in shines through in all we do. It is the foundation for our ecclesiastical, residential, commercial and institutional architecture. It is the motivation behind our planning and infrastructure designs. It is the very basis of our interaction with clients, colleagues, and society.

"Our architecture should be considered as both an outer and an inner work of art."

We want to encourage an ongoing and enduring relationship with a building that is the symbiosis of structure and humanity. In an unsettled world of developing technology, economic realities, and cultural demands, we create architectural works that evoke feelings of serenity and calm, that radiate peace and tranquillity – yet make powerful statements of personality and dedication. Our creativity moulds a vision into something that is fixed and tangible – the building itself.

However, for us, the creative process does not end with the building. It incorporates the intangible, the living existence within the structure. Its soul. The integrated qualities that lie in our architecture are not just symbolic, or purely practical, or decorative. They come as a result of understanding. A result of insights and feelings. They are the culmination of our experience and our love of architecture and art.