A multidisciplinary creator,

and founder of Arc’Lab, blending architecture, research, design, and technology to create purposeful projects.

Arc'Lab

A venture (collective) shaping the next era of architecture.

I am building Arc’Lab as a collective centered around architecture — a space where ideas, endeavors, and ventures converge to explore architecture beyond its traditional boundaries.

It’s not just about creating spaces; it’s about shaping systems, movements, and new ways of thinking about design. Arc’Lab exists at the intersection of architecture, creativity, and culture, bringing together projects that redefine how architecture is experienced.

Architecture isn’t just about space — it’s about materiality, form, and the synergy between structure and expression. The industry often overlooks architecture’s role in shaping style, culture, and innovation, leaving gaps in how we connect with it beyond buildings. Arc’Lab is an evolving initiative that challenges conventions and expands architecture’s influence into new territories — merging the technical with the artistic, the physical with the conceptual, and the built environment with creative expression.

Arc’Lab is a growing vision, one that will continue to take shape through the projects, endeavors, and ideas that come next.

Project(s) in works

Project(s) in works

The Architecture Workflow

Architecture is a field that blends creativity, technical precision, and project management. However, the operational side of running a small architecture firm — from project workflows to resource management — remains an area that is often overlooked.

This research project aims to analyze how small architecture firms structure their daily operations, manage workflows, and overcome common challenges.

Architecture is a field that blends creativity, technical precision, and project management.

However, the operational side of running a small architecture firm — from project workflows to resource management — remains an area that is often overlooked.

This research project aims to analyze how small architecture firms structure their daily operations, manage workflows, and overcome common challenges.

Shaped by the experiences of architects like you, this research helps paint a clearer picture of how small firms operate today.

Share your insights here → (survey)

The StahlHäus Project

The StahlHäus Project represents an initial conceptual exploration into sustainable, modular micro-home design.

By integrating sustainable materials and passive design strategies, StahlHäus optimizes natural light, ventilation, and energy consumption. The design emphasizes minimalism and practicality, reducing material waste while maintaining a refined architectural identity. Every element is carefully considered to enhance livability without excess, creating a space that is both compact and comfortable.

Through a balance of form and function, StahlHäus presents a streamlined approach to micro-living, demonstrating how small-scale architecture can be both sustainable and aesthetically compelling.

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Edward Sashkov

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