Across a wide range of fields—from public and private commissions to cultural institutions or houses, agricultural sheds or collective housing—GENS explores the economy of the project in equally diverse forms: conceptual, aesthetic, budgetary, and energy-related.
Firmly oriented toward a hands-on practice of architecture and the act of building, GENS also engages in other domains—art, teaching, scenography—as they all stem from the same singular material: reality.
