Founded by Tyen Masten, PHASE3 is an international design studio based in London with projects that span the globe. They are a collection of Masterplans, Buildings and Interiors with a focus on Lifestyle, Innovation, and Culture.
We insist on giving a personal approach to creating something truly unique. Our strategic design methodology allows us to do it.
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Our Collaborators and Clients
ARJ Construction | Finnegan Associates | GLA, Borough of Newham | Highland Council | Kuwait Engineering | National Bank of Kuwait | Network Rail | New Cyprus Archaeological Museum | New London Architecture | Newbourne Properties | Phoenix Prime | PIMCO Property Integrated Mgmt | Razvoj Golf D.O.O. | Rooya Group | Shuwaikh Gate Holding | Syndicut London | Thackeray Estate
People
Curiosity
Curiosity drives invention. At PHASE3 we believe in innovating across all aspects of design. We are always on the hunt for better ways to communicate, better ways to design, and better ways to build.
Start every project with a question.
Imagination
Imagination enables the unseen to be seen. We founded PHASE3 to foster imagination and help others materialize their ideas. It propels us to imagine something better and to harmonise those ideas into design.
Use imagination to unlock potential.
Collaboration
Collaborative teams are the future of design. PHASE3 is built on trust and an ability to draw on one another’s expertise to come up with more ingenious solutions. It means we communicate; we listen, we share our ideas and we take others on board.
Projects are made better when they are made together.
Theodora Giovanazzi
Theodora joined PHASE3 in the summer of 2018 after completing her Part I studies at the Architectural Association. Her 3rd Year thesis, Trash Graphia, questioned ingrained certainties and stimulated doubts and was awarded the Denys Lasdun Award for outstanding merit.
“PHASE3 has been an open and democratic environment in which creativity is put first. When approaching a project, I have been allowed to develop both my technical skills as well as my thought process. One of the most inspiring moments was a workshop we had to question and define who we are and why we do what we do as a practice. We discussed, argued and laughed as a big family, and everyone’s voice was heard”.