AÏKU may be radical, but at the same time it is a refined architecture designed for domestic environments, as well as for offices and public spaces.

AÏKU comes from the Japanese word “haiku” and means a short poem, usually composed of three lines. Wonderful poems that express remarkable meanings in just a few words; a simple poem, without embellishment or lexical conjunctions, that draws its power from suggestion. The meaning and sound of this word reveal the project’s concept: to reconcile the paradoxes of usage and sensibility.