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MESH Architectures
A Brooklyn architecture practice working across homes, commercial spaces, education and digital environments.
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An aerial view reveals the hexagonal rooms and planted outdoor roof. · Arched openings connect the covered porch with the school grounds. · Trapezoidal desks are brought together for a lesson on the green roof.
Photography: Bhushan Dahal
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In their words
Exploring how materials, technology and spatial organisation shape the way people meet and live.
Founded by Eric Liftin in 1997, MESH Architectures brings architecture and digital design into one practice. Its work ranges from renovations and new homes to commercial and educational projects, with an interest in new materials and the continued use of existing structures.
For Kids of Kathmandu, the practice designed a rammed-earth addition to Gulmeshwori Basic School in Nepal. Hexagonal rooms, a covered porch and a roof used for outdoor learning provide different places to teach and gather within a compact building.
What they do
- 01Residential and commercial architectureSeen in Gulmeshwori Basic School
- 02Renovation and material explorationSeen in Gulmeshwori Basic School
- 03Educational and community spacesSeen in Gulmeshwori Basic School
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Profile updated 24 October 2026
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