Studio Elementals Brochure

COMPANY PROFILE

Studio Elementals Architecture is an architectural design and planning firm based in Lagos, Nigeria. The Studio takes local and international commissions with the goal of having a positive impact on emerging urban environments with it’s innovative, design driven, and detail oriented projects. Recent works have been in Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Iraq.

Our projects are inspired by locality in terms of culture, climate, history, and building materials. We believe in the value of aesthetics for projects of all scales and also believe that architecture responds to and defines contemporary culture. We build with an eye towards longevity and historical relevance.

The firm has been establied by its director and lead designer Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher in 2015. Since then, Studio Elementals Architecture has become known in its field through innovative design approaches and indepth knowledge of green building planning measures.

Architectural clients include Landmark Africa, Farmforte, Freshforte, Gravitas, UNIDO, Chellarams Plc, Goethe Institute and First Synergi.

MISSION

Studio Elementals’ projects are site specific and consider the connection to the urban or rural surrounding, often drawing inspiration from nature and taking existing elements as planning basis.

With our head office in Africa’s biggest and fastest growing city we are interested in the placemaking of African cities and in the creation of unique and exciting spaces. We navigate the challenges of the Nigerian economy such as inflation, non-availability of many building materials and fixtures, little automation, and the lack of skilled labor for construction. Although most high-tech solutions for manufacturing are not locally available, we still try our best to push the boundaries of architecture in West-Africa.

Architecture

Studio Elementals provides architectural services, including building design, construction documentation and supervision, as well as tender or approval documents. We are passionate about design, and we listen carefully to the client’s vision and needs.

Planning

We provide large scale planning services for estate planning or farm planning considering service efficiency and environmental protection.

Project Management and Coordination

We can manage the entire planning process throughout the different planning phases to ensure a timely delivery. Good coordination with all professional consultants and the contractor during construction is key for a smooth and reliable service.

Interior Design

Studio Elementals designs buildings, including interior layout, finishes, and furniture selection.

Green Building Certification

We help guide building projects through the EDGE Green building certification program such as IFC EDGE.

To keep operating costs after handover low, Studio Elementals designs with green building measures in mind such as integration of solar power, solar water heaters, insulated glass, natural ventilation where possible, independent anaerobic digestion sewage treatment, rainwater collection, use of natural materials, etc.

PLANNING PHASES

•Preliminary Services:

Discussing the client’s requirements; assess these and give general advice on how to proceed. Advising on any need for specialist contractors, subcontractors or suppliers.

•Concept Design: Provision of design vision for the project and developing drawings and images that communicate that vision to the Client. Produce a concept design presentation with schematic drawings including perspective images showing exterior and interior views.

•Design Development: Development of detailed design in accordance with the other technical consultants (structural engineer, mechanical/ electrical/ plumbing engineer, quantity surveyor).

•Approval Drawings: Compile necessary documents for building plan approval and produce the required drawings for submission to obtain approval.

•Execution Planning / Construction Drawings:

Preparation of construction documents containing drawings and other documents to fix and describe the size and character of the project such as architectural materials and other elements based on approved and frozen Design Development Drawings.

•Construction Supervision: Site inspection: Visitations of the site when scheduled and necessary Quality control: Ensuring the desired architectural quality is adhered to by approving materials to be utilized on site and inspection of the quality of workmanship.

•EDGE Consulting:

Educating the project team about the EDGE standard, software and certification system. The scope of the EDGE Expert’s work includes advice on green design and assistance with preparation of an application for EDGE certification.

PROJECT CV

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

2022-ongoing: Planning of George Residence, Hotel extension at Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria

2022-ongoing: Planning of Ilashe Beach Resort, Ilashe Beach, Lagos, Nigeria

2021-ongoing: Planning of Ilashe Beach House development, Ilashe Beach, Lagos, Nigeria

2021: Planning of Landmark Beach Houses with 30x guest rooms, Landmark Beach, Oniru

2021: Planning of a Terrace house developement (8 Buildings), Etete, Benin City

2020-ongoing: Planning of the FORTE Logistics Headquarter in Lagos

2020-ongoing: Planning of the Anchorage Office building (7 stories) for Gravitas, Gracefield Island, Chevron, Lekki, Lagos

2020-ongoing: Planning of an 80,000m2 Housing Estate with 165 residential units in Benin, Edo State, Nigeria

2020-ongoing: Planning of a 60-room Hotel in Edo State, Nigeria

2020: Planning of Staff acommodations for 200 persons in Edo State, Nigeria

2020: Planning of Farmforte Farm Office in Benin, Edo State, Nigeria

2020-2021: Planning and consultant coordination of a 1,000ha farm in Edo State

2019-2020: Freshforte: Planning of a commercial mixed-use building in Lagos, Nigeria (supermarket, bakery, restaurant, food processing)

2019-ongoing: Company Headquarter: Design of a 12-story commercial mixed-use building Lagos

2019: Planning of a 2000ha Sustainable Palm Plantation Model Site in Edo State

2019-2020: Planning, consultant coordination, site layout, landscaping design for an Agricultural Campus in Benin, Edo State, Nigeria

2018: Façade design for Providus Bank, Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria

2017:

2017:

Planning of the Signature Suites Hotel in Asaba, Delta State, Nigeria

Planning of the Signature Suites Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria: Design, construction drawings

2017-2021: Renovation of a Residential Villa in Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria: Design, construction drawings, construction supervision

2017: Renovation project Office Building Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria: Concept design and drawings

2015-2016: Joko Shop: Development and planning of a prototype for a multi-use timber building in Lagos (for the furniture start-up Joko)

2015: Interior architecture for the coffee shop “Kofe Club” in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria

International consultant (Stefanie Adisa) for UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development organization):

2018-2019: Project architect for the EU Support to Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) for young people in Liberia (Monrovia, Kakata, Greenville, Zwedru, Harper): Technical assessment of existing structures and rehabilitation recommendations.

2018: Rehabilitation of Commercial Vehicle Drivers Training Academy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Design, planning and construction drawings

2017-2018: Construction supervision of an agricultural training center for internally displaced persons in Erbil, Iraq

2017-2018: Fish market structure in Pibor, South Sudan: Design, planning and construction drawings

MEET OUR TEAM

STEFANIE ADISA CEO & FOUNDER

Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher (Mag. Arch, RIBA) is a practicing architect who also engages inartistic and academic projects. Stefanie holds a degree in architecture from the University of Applied Arts, Vienna, where she graduated.

Furthermore, she is an EDGE expert and currently involved in issues of sustainability and green building practices and their impact on the built environment. Apart from leading Studio Elementals, she is on the advisory board of Open House Lagos, and engages with urban research stakeholders and partners such as the Lagos Urban Design Initiative and the Heinrich Böll Foundation. Stefanie speaks at conferences and her work with Studio Elementals and personal Interviews about architecture have been widely published in architectural magazines and newspapers, as well as on TV.

DEJI ADEJUYIGBE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER

Deji is an RIBA part II certified architect with a BA (HONS) and MArch in architecture from DeMontfort university. He is an experienced Architectural Designer with a demonstrated history of working on small to large scale projects across residential, hospitality, education and health sectors.

He also has a keen interest in film, photography and script writing. Deji is excited by the intersection of architecture and people and designing great spaces can enrich the human experience. He has an appreciation for detail, composition, and sustainability.

LAVLEEN BAJAJ ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER

Lavleen completed her undergraduate studies from Guru Nanak Dev University, India, with a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) in 2017 and is a registered architect at Council of Architecture in India. In her 4-years as a professional architect she gained experience with the development of building concepts, planning, implementation and project coordination across multiple residential and commercial projects in India.

Lavleen explores vernacular building techniques as a vital connection between humans and the environment. Lavleen has a passion for Interior design and landscaping, which has led her to be part of several interior projects in India, London, and Nigeria.

OLUWATOYIN OLOFINLUSI EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Oluwatoyin has a BSc. in international relations, with several years of work experience as executive assistant and public relations officer under her belt. She is a skilled communicator and organizer and also passionate about languages such as French and Yoruba.

01 Interview for PropertyPro.ng/ 2021

02 Panelist on Open House Lagos Festival/ 2020

03 Speaker at Lagos Architects Forum/ 2019

04 Interview in Magazin “Architectur und Bauforum”/ 2018

05 Speaker at Future Building Conference/ 2019

06 Artikel in Magazin “ArchitekturAktuell”/ 2021

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reichste Stadt und Volkswirtschaft Afrikas, wirt schaftliches Zentrum, das alle Leute anzieht. Eine Stadt der Extreme, Reichtum und Armut, Slums, Hochhäuser und Villenviertel. Nigeria ist ein Öl bietet Möglichkeiten. Im Moment werden ganze Inseln im „Dubai-Style“ aufgeschüttet. Dort ent stehen Reichenghettos und Büroviertel. Ob das für Gibt es eine Stadtplanung, eine Baudirektion? Es gibt eine Stadtplanung, jedoch nur in einem sehr großen Maßstab. Die Stadt ist ja riesig. Es gibt

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plett den Bach hinuntergegangen ist. Die ganze was deren Aufgaben sind. Es geht immer um den Preis, der so stark gedrückt wird, dass man kaum wurfsplanes hier. Es fehlt eine Art Grundbildung der Menschen und Auftraggeber.

in den 1980er Jahren begonnen, etwa mit dem Literaturnobelpreisträger Wole Soyinka, der in Pidgin-English Theaterstücke schrieb. Die bil ler und fortgeschrittener ist. Man muss aber auch bedenken, dass es kaum öffentliche Förderungen und nur wenige private Geldgeber gibt, die die Lagos sowie seit letztem Oktober die ers te Kunstbiennale (Lagos Biennal). Die Architekten hinken total hinterher. Ich wünsche mir einen Beitrag zu leisten und etwas von dem zurück zu geben, was ich bekom men habe. Ich sehe die Privilegien, die ich hat te, unbeschadet in Österreich aufzuwachsen. Die gut es ihnen geht. Hier gibt es oft keinen Strom, mal so viel Zeit ins Arbeiten investieren, um über gen Wege, Stunden im Stau zu einem Meeting. Alles erfordert eine große Anstrengung und gro einem Tag zehn Nervenzusammenbrüche und ebenso viele Glücksstunden erleben, hinterein ander auf und ab. Ich denke, diese Intensität zieht Sie haben die Ausbildung bei Wolf D. Prix und Hani Rashid gemacht, sehr technikaffine und innovative Architekten. Wie schaffen Sie den immer abwägen zwischen dem Versuch, et ganter zu machen, mit dem Risiko schlechter Ausführung oder gut ausgeführter

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Konzepte und Formen für Räume zu entwickeln, hüpfende und fliegende Gebäude ohne Bezug zur Realität und Umsetzung. Ich bereue jedoch keine te, dass es zu einem längeren Austausch mit den Menschen kommt, um auch das Umfeld und Situ ation, Kontext und kulturelle Unterschiede zu ver wicklungshilfe-Projekte für die UNIDO, eines im Irak und eines im Südsudan. der UNIDO und dem [applied] Foreign Affairs Lab der Angewandten, wo ich Projektarchitektin bin und auch die Bauaufsicht mache. Das ist ein leichter hineinversetzen. Man hat einen Katalog im Kopf, dem man die neuen Teile zuordnet. Die Idee hinter dem Projekt im Irak ist, dass Binnen tag herauskommen in ein Umfeld, in dem sie sich austauschen können und wo sie Gemüseanbau ben anfangen. Entwicklungszusammenarbeit ist immer schwierig und organisatorisch komplex. Mir persönlich ist wichtig, Ängste und Vorur teile gegenüber Afrika durch Aufklärung zu neh hat noch so viele Möglichkeiten und Ressourcen. Das sehe ich als extremes Potenzial. Mich stört, dass immer nur über Tragödien, Armut und ni nicht einen einzigen Korrespondenten in ganz Afrika. Wenn nie etwas Positives berichtet wird, wird ein Anerkennungsprozess unendlich sein. gung. Wenn diese drei Dinge nicht funktionieren, ist es schwierig. Meine Zukunft sehe ich im afri kanischen Raum, wo ich auch etwas zur Aufbau

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07 Artikel in Newspaper “Der Kurier”/ 2018

08 Feature at Magazin “Frisch”/ 2020

09 Online Blog Feature “Livin Spaces”/ 2020

10 Speaker at “ATO Annual Lecture”/ 2021

11 TV Interview at Wazobia TV/ 2019

12 Artikel in Newspaper “Die Presse”/ 2018

SELECTED PROJECTS

Freshforte

The Forte Landmark Beach Resort Production Campus Palm hub Farmforte headquarters Etete Kofe Club

FRESHFORTE

Freshforte is a 2-storey mixed-use retail and hospitality building. The building houses an open café on the ground floor with storage and production spaces, a grocery store on the first floor and a restaurant overlooking the Lagos lagoon on the second floor. Different outdoor terraces offer surprising views of the water, of the surrounding urban environment, and of the large central entrance space, which is framed by cantilevering shipping containers, stairs, and a sunshading façade.

Architecture and Landscaping by Studio Elementals

Design Team: Stefanie Adisa (former Theuretzbacher), Chrili Car

Project Support: Kofoworola Tubi, Anthony Owolabi, Elfreda Osomonika

Facade Design: Studio Elementals, Jeanne Schultz Interior Design: S.EA Consulting Construction: Adisa Design Studio Photos: RubysPolaroid

Photos show building under construction

Project duration: 2019-2020 Status: Completed Location: Admiralty Way, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria Client: Freshfort

THE FORTE

Design for a Mixed-Use Industrial/Office/Hospitality Building

The logistics Headquarter is the logistic center of the clients food production and trade network in Lagos, Nigeria. It is situated on an over 10,000 m2 piece of flat, sandy land directly facing the Lagos lagoon in the South. The structure houses a warehouses, offices, a hotel, two penthouses, a restaurant, cafeteria, staff and service spaces such as kitchen, and a break room, as well as a parking garage.

With a building footprint of around 8,000m2 the project is carefully planned to house the different space programs without disadvantages to users.

Green building measures:

The project is planned as a green building and will be EDGE certified when completed.

Climate Design:

The building skin has been designed as a ventilated parametric fiber cement façade taking solar radiation and material optimization into account- both the off-cut panels and main panels’ dimensions are optimized to match each other modularly.

The vertical façade strips break up the horizontal layout of the building and create a smooth transition to the landscape in the pavement pattern and the arrangement of the planting beds. Horizontal wooden panels are provide optimized shading for the interior as well as match with the adjacent building. Green wall vines create mutual transition in between landscape and facade and enrich visual experience along the landscape.

Landscaping Concept:

As a distribution center, all product lines come together at the logistics headquarter. This defines the park layout on a conceptual level. The logic of the building‘s facade continues in the pavement strips through the park and even crosses the road. The surrounding road surfaces along the main car access is planned as a shared space. Shared spaces are pedestrian-friendly low traffic areas suitable for inclusive urban roads and plazas. Instead of curb-stones, design elements such as street furniture and trees guide the traffic.

Architecture and Landscaping by Studio Elementals

Design Team:

Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher, Chrili Car, Kofoworola Tubi, Chien-Hua Huang, Ifeoluwa Osunkoya

Project duration:

2020-ongoing Location: Lagos, Nigeria Consultants: Femmade Consultants, Topklan Engineering, Vicanto Project Services

Construction: Adisa Building and Construction Status: Construction ongoing, piling ongoing

LANDMARK BEACH RESORT

The proposed beach estate comprises of public amenities, such as a club house, a pool with changing rooms, as well as 30 guest rooms in different accommodation structures such as chalets and beach houses.

A fluid spatial concept ensures a beach view for all estate users. In addition the buildings don’t follow a strict urban grid, but are positioned in a more free flowing and organic way that is very suitable for a beach and holiday estate. Arriving visitors can be welcomes at the clubhouse reception. The clubhouse also includes a small restaurant with a sitting platform over-viewing the estate. Guest chalets are arranged close to the main pool, which is also accompanied by little cabanas for day guests. The two beach houses close to the beach front include 5 guest rooms each with a living room and kitchen on the ground floor. The beach houses also function together as one unit with a panorama sitting platform connecting the two structures and providing privacy for a private garden with pool and serene sitting areas.

Design Team: Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher, Muhammad Ogunniyi, Chrili Car, Kofoworola Tubi, Ifeoluwa Osunkoya

Interior Design: Studio Elementals Project duration: 2020-2022

Location: Landmark Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria Consultants: Pearl Armour, Topklan Engineering Construction: Adisa Building and Construction Client: Landmark Africa Status: Completed

PRODUCTION CAMPUS

The initial building phase consists of a production area of approximately 36 000 m2 for 200 workers with a rice mill, a potato curing facility, beans and sesame processing, French Fries production, an office, a cafeteria, changing rooms and a technical workshop.

Studio Elementals is in charge of the architectural planning decisions and landscape design. With this part of the project we are interested in introducing a wholistic and sustainable approach to the project on all levels: minimal sealed surfaces, protection of existing trees, a climatically intelligent landscape design with focus on autochthonous plants mentioned on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Studio Elementals seeks to continue this approach dealing with required natural resources for the production, especially water, rainwater management and the handling of waste.

Site Plan and Landscaping by Studio Elementals

Design Team: Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher, Chrili Car, Kofoworola Tubi, Ifeoluwa Osunkay Project duration: 2019-ongoing, under construction Location: Edo State, Nigeria Consultants: Large scale Farm Planning: Prof. Bernhard Freyer (Dep. of Organic Farming, BOKU Vienna)

On-site Water and Energy concept including Constructed Wetland: Priv. Doz. Dr. G. Langergraber (Dep. of Water, Atmosphere and Environment BOKU Vienna, Institute of Sanitary Engineering and Water Pollution Control) with master students: Bernd Hrdy, Christian Raab

Construction: Adisa Building and Construction

PROJECTS

A Sustainable Role model for a Palm Plantation

An area of 2000 ha was assumed in an undetermined location in Edo State.

Although Nigeria was the biggest palm producer in the world in the seventies, it is currently the 5th largestpalm producer and only covers 2/3 of the local market needs, while spending 1⁄2 billion $ in imports of palm production yearly. The client is aware of the environmental and social issues around palm plantations, such as deforestation, decreasing habitat for animals and plant species, poor working conditions, etcetera. With this knowledge, the client was seeking to develop a sustainable palm plantation with a strong social impact focus.

The following program elements were considered: Palm trees- arranged in 35 ha fields with access roads around, a palm oil refinery for processing, a research lab with offices and a tree nursery, eco tourism infrastructure such as chalets and a restaurant for overnight visitors and conferences.

Strategies like the creation of high conservation value areas (HCV), high carbon stock approach (HCS), landscape heterogeneity, enhanced understory complexity and intercropping have been used as basis for the design of the role model, which can be applied to any other similar test area.

Masterplan and building design by Studio Elementals

Design Team: Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher, Chrili Car, Kofoworola Tubi, Ifeoluwa Osunkoya

Project duration: 2019

Location: Edo State, Nigeria

FARMFORTE HEADQUARTERS

12-Story Mixed-Use Building

This 12-story proposed mixed-use building is situated on Gracefield Island in Lagos on a 3,500m2 plot along the lagoon front. It features commercial spaces such as shops, a restaurant, offices, urban farming and research facilities, a 65-room boutique hotel, apartments, and penthouse apartments. The building is set along the Lagos lagoon, which used to be a natural habitat for mangroves. This has been used as inspiration for the initial architectural concept. Transitions of green spaces through the building play an important role for the sun protection and cooling of façade surfaces.

Architecture and Landscaping by Studio Elementals

Design Team: Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher, Chrili Car, Jeanne Schultz

Project duration: 2019-ongoing

Location: Gracefield Island, Lagos, Nigeria Status: Planning

PROJECTS

Etete

Design for a housing compound with 8 terrace houses

The Etete Terrace House project is in a residential neighborhood in central Benin City, Nigeria. The arrangement of buildings optimizes the circulation space in between to enable a maximum amount of green space for each terrace in the form of a back garden, which can be used for leisure or domestic work.

Each terrace features a living and dining area with kitchen and staff room on the ground floor, two bedrooms and a living area on the first floor, and two bedrooms on the second floor.

Overhanging balconies and slabs provide shading for exposed windows, stairway facades are covered with façade slats for privacy and additional sun protection. Landscaped areas at the building entrances provide a privacy screen from neighboring terraces and improved views from within the living areas.

Architecture and Interior Desgin by Studio Elementals

Design Team: Stefanie Adisa Theuretzbacher, Kofoworola Tubi, Chrili Car, Ifeoluwa Osunkoya

Interior Design: Studio Elementals

Project duration: 2020-ongoing Location: Landmark Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria

Consultants: Pearl Armour, Topklan Engineering, Vicanto

Project Services Client: Urbanforte

Status: Under Construction

KOFE CLUB

Trocadero Property has commissioned the design of a coffee shop at their new development –Trocadero Mall, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. The design of the space and the furniture of the Cafe (The Kofe Club) aims to celebrate and enables customers to experience the heritage of tea and coffee drinking in Africa. Taking into consideration various users, the space hopes to encourage comfort, community and a good vibe. At the same time drive sales of products sold in the cafe. Organized on two levels, the space has a coffee bar downstairs by the entrance and a comfortable sitting area upstairs. The Kofe Club interior design emphasizes a clean layout with a metal shelving system along the walls filled with plants, books and coffee. The furniture collection and the interior architecture are designed in an afro-minimalist style to bring functionality, comfort, and minimal aesthetics to enhance the experience of the Kofe Club.

Completed Site Plan and Landscaping by Studio Elementals

Involvement: Interior Architecture Project duration: 2016-2018 Status: Completed Location: Trocadero Mall, Lekki I, Lagos, Nigeria Furniture and Graphic Design: Cocoa Design Studio Construction: Adisa Design Studio Photos: Medina Sage Dugger

CLIENTS AND PARTNERS

CONTACT

STUDIO ELEMENTALS LTD Architecture & Design

Grace eld Island Project Site, O Chevron Drive, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria

+234 809 065 8572 (O) mail@studioelementals.com www.studioelementals.com insta: @studio_elementals

ARCHITECT

STEFANIE THEURETZBACHER AUTHORIZED CIVIL TECHNICIAN