A bold reimagining of 1970s classicism, Villa W transforms it into a modern masterpiece—heavy, dominant, unapologetically opulent, yet effortlessly elegant and sculptural. Heavily influenced by Berlin’s contemporary architecture, it feels equally suited to house a cutting-edge art gallery or serve as a private sanctuary for a collector—while standing as a work of art itself.

The commanding second story, with its dramatic overhanging balconies, is more than an architectural feature; it’s a statement—weightless yet authoritative, a signature element that defines the entire structure.

Villa W is a cultural experiment in the collision of two distinct eras, seamlessly fused into a forward-thinking architectural vision.