New London Architecture
blng studio
Building on the legacy of a family practice founded in 1955 in Kassel, Germany, the studio is led by Ariadna and Leo Bieling, the third generation of the Bieling family. Their combined cultural perspectives— Mexican warmth and German-British—inform a design language that balances precision, materiality, and human connection.
"We see design as inquiry, an exploration that combines function and delight — architecture is one expression of what we do."
The studio combines heritage with creative curiosity—crafting human-centred architecture, environments, and objects that connect people and context.
"We craft spaces people feel connected to and return to."
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The design fosters urban living and diversity with small-scale volumes and connected courtyards. Prioritizing residents, local businesses, and creating a vibrant community with public spaces
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A revitalized district blends history with innovation, offering housing, offices, a hotel, and smart-serviced apartments. This transformation of an industrial site won the Brownfield Prize.
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Textural materials, warm wooden slats, and soft natural light create a serene, contemplative atmosphere. The interplay of textures and light shapes a timeless sanctuary for introspection and worship.
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The motorized folding facade, inspired by the saw blade, integrates old and new buildings. It features passive heating and cooling, adaptive daylight control, and flexible, user-friendly design.
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The multi-use building offers retail, dining, offices, hotel, fitness center, and garage. The facade features red brick masonry, setbacks, and an arcade, blending harmoniously with its surroundings.
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The design blends residential and commercial elements, creating a cohesive living and working environment. Separate entrances and a dual-flight staircases ensure smooth navigation.
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The design integrates church, monastery, and school around a shared courtyard. The open staircase acts as a gathering space, while hybrid wood construction and efficient systems ensure sustainability.
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District Administration Extension — Hybrid Timber
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Designed for flexibility and light, it features offices, meeting areas, and an open staircase. A wooden hybrid structure follows Cradle to Cradle principles, cutting CO2 and ensuring recyclability.
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