spatial practice is an international multidisciplinary office for contemporary architecture, urban design & research formed by Dora Chi, Erik Amir and Effi Meridor.
We look beyond basic conditions and restrictions – such as site, zoning, program and budget – to identify the essence of each spatial intervention. We catalyze architectural and formal thinking into a deeper context that concerns human interactions in specific cultural, social, and economic settings.
Committed to creative-thinking and thorough decision-making, we design as a team. We collaborate with some of the best creative minds from different fields to create a dynamic and open platform that confronts and addresses spatial issues with a wide spectrum of insights.  In constant operation, the office’s research arm, spatial tactics, strategically nourishes this platform through continuous investigations, lecture series, publications, and close academic ties.  Playing with polarities and differential, from the ordinary to the extraordinary.
Since its formation, spatial practice has paid particular attention to materialize the concept by confronting the necessary constraints along the way. We devote equal rigor and criticality to every project stage, regardless of scale.  
spatial practice past projects include a master plan for the city of Yancheng; eco-spine twin towers in Beijing CBD; a maritime and pop center in Kaohsiung; a mixed use urban redevelopment complex in Parramatta, Australia; an arts center in Maribor, Slovenia; a renovation of a corporate headquarters in Beijing; several fashion showrooms and boutiques in Paris; an interactive installation for Montblanc in Beijing; among others.  Currently the office is involved in projects in Tianjin (a mixed-use office and commercial center), Harbin (two mixed-use towers in the new Harbin CBD), and Kaohsiung (a 110 meter tall boutique hotel and showroom tower).  Alongside these projects, spatial practice is completing the construction phase of a showroom, restaurant and office building in Taichung, Taiwan.