TIMM Architecture

08/06/2026

Our video installation for Venice Biennial 2025, music by Anano Aniá Sikharulidzé

Living on Suspended Spaces _ Balcony as Urban Gesture _ METRA HILLS...

04/06/2026

If the Forest Could Speak

Our competition entry for NOT A HOTEL 2026, Yakushima Island, Japan

What if a house was no longer a refuge from the forest, but a device that allows the forest to enter you?
Yakushima is not scenery. It is a sentient landscape, where trees are older than memory and silence is never empty. In such a place, architecture cannot be neutral. It must either dominate or disappear.
We chose a third path: to become an instrument.
Four dark, floating volumes rest above water like fragments of shadow within the forest. Not a building, but a constellation. Each volume is constructed entirely from a single species of wood, matching the tree that grows above it. Floor, walls, ceiling, furniture, one continuous material body. One grain. One scent. One atmosphere.
You do not stay next to nature. You stay inside it.

🌲 If the Forest Could Speak | NOT A HOTEL 2026
📍 Yakushima Island, Japan
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29/05/2026

https://archidiaries.com/projects/inverted-house-timm/

Inverted House by TIMM transforms the house into a protective perimeter, creating inward-looking spaces filled with privacy, light, and spatial richness.

25/05/2026

homeis.ge ⭐️

ოქროყანაში მდებარე საცხოვრებელი სახლი, რომელიც ურბანული გარემოსა და კონფიდენციალურობის […] სრულად

12/05/2026

Powerless In the Mist of the Juggernaut:
Etchings by Käthe Kollwitz

Curated by Ernest A. Bryant III, for CRITICISM + VALUE, Experimental Pedagogy & Contemporary Art Space: A collaboration with TIMM Architecture

Location: Kote Afkhazi 18/2, Tbilisi, Georgia

May 16 – June 16, 2026
Reception: May 16, 2026 | 18:00 – 21:00

All events are free and open to the public

Related events:
May 23, 2026 18:30 The Weavers, (1927) Dir. Frederic Zelnik

May 30, 2026 18:30 Metropolis, (1927) Dir. Fritz Lang

June 6, 2026 18:30 Lecture/conversation with artist Wayne Hodge

June 13, 2026 18:30 Lecture/conversation with curator Ernest A. Bryant III

Powerless In the Mist of the Juggernaut assembles etchings by the German artist Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945). Artworks made between 1899 and 1910, when Europe stood at the edge of catastrophes it could not yet fully name, will be exhibited in Tbilisi Georgia. These works have been assembled for appreciation, pedagogy, potential clarity and critique.

This modest exhibition is the first time artworks by Käthe Kollwitz have been exhibited in Tbilisi Georgia. They arrive here not from a museum vault, but from a personal ‘teaching collection’— objects that have spent the past three years as the subject of conversations with artists and students in America, and now Tbilisi, Georgia. These works have served as inspiration, aesthetic reference, opportunities for close looking, essay production, as primary sources, evidence, provocations and material—yes material. That origin matters. These prints have been looked at intensely, argued over, and sat with in silence. They carry that accumulated attention— from the hands of Kollwitz… to the gaze of over eighty students and now to the public in Tbilisi, Georgia.

30/03/2026

✊✊ Happy to see our project published on Dezeen

Grateful to be part of this global conversation.

მოხარული ვართ, რომ ჩვენი პროექტი გამოქვეყნდა ისეთ მნიშვნელოვან პლატფორმაზე როგორიცაა Dezeen -ზე

TIMM Architecture has completed House of Iron Doors, a home near Tbilisi that features an openable facade of perforated weathered steel shutters.

28/03/2026

House of Iron Doors

11/03/2026

We prepare you to share your work with the world. Professional press kits, magazine submissions, and award entries for architects and designers.

10/03/2026

⚡ designboom-ზე / ⚡ Featured on designboom

ჩვენი ახალი სახლი ოქროყანაში გამოქვეყნდა Designboom-ზე.

სახლი ერთ იდეაზე დგას:
პერფორირებული რკინის კარები, რომლებიც ფასადს მოძრაობად აქცევს.

გახსნილი სახლი ბაღში იშლება.
დახურული ჩრდილის და რკინის მონოლითია.

Our latest house in Okrokana, Tbilisi is built around a single gesture:
perforated iron doors that turn the façade into movement.

Open - the house dissolves into the garden.
Closed - it becomes a solid object of shadow, iron, and rhythm.

Architecture reduced to one element that becomes wall, façade, and transformation.

09/03/2026