At Studio Same Same, we co-develop your creative ideas, providing a step-by-step plan to simplify the intricate process of making beautiful architecture - our process, from sketch plans to built works, unlocks more value for our clients.
We are young, innovative, and design-led, coming to each proposal from a grounded yet energetic research-based approach. We provide consultations, sketch designs, modeling and drafting skills, contractor assistance, design permits, and on-site supervision, depending on the services one requires.
Do you have an empty site where you imagine your ideal home? Do you own a property asset in need of renovation? Whether a smaller build or a more significant development - We would gladly provide a free project scope, fee quotation and consultation call.
The services we offer come in parts, allowing you to select the ones that best cater to your current requirements and needs.
So if you're starting your property development journey or are already in the middle of one, consider booking a consultation call, where we can provide some answers to your design questions and problems.
Sebastian is currently completing a Post Masters in Architecture and Urban Design at the Berlage, TU Delft.Sebastian studied architecture at Boukunde, University of Pretoria before moving to the School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics (APG) at the University of Cape Town to complete his masters.
He graduated first in class and is a Norman Foster Foundation selected student for his experience in affordable housing. He has contributed towards exhibitions hosted at the Guggenheim, Bilbao and Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam
Mayankh studied architecture at the School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics(APG) at University of Cape Town, South Africa.
In Cape Town he worked with SAOTA, DHK & four other notable architectural studios before establishing STUDIO SAME SAME.
Gaining experience across the wide industry spectrum, he also teaches and lectures at architecture schools, including the University of Cape Town (APG) and The School of Explorative Architecture (SEA).
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IABR, ‘It’s About Time’, Rotterdam Architecture Biennale
The 10th edition of the Architecture Biennale Rotterdam was a major event for architects, designers, and anyone interested in the future of our planet. Berlage Generation 32, contributed towards the exhibition with our collective project titled 'Fashion House', part of the three-year research project titled 'Carrying Capacities', and exhibited as part of the ‘Future Generation, this is 2072’.
By reimagining the conventional relationship between fashion and architecture, 'Fashion House' challenged existing paradigms and opened new possibilities for creating a more sustainable and just society. Ultimately, the project was part of a larger, ambitious effort to transform the built environment into a force for positive change, grounded in the belief that the protection of our natural resources is not only essential for current generations, but a moral obligation to those yet to come.
Overall, the Architecture Biennale Rotterdam was an exciting and thought-provoking event, bringing together some of the most innovative minds in architecture and design.