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Armenian Architecture is characterized by its distinctive blend of traditional and regional styles, marked by the use of stone, particularly tuff, and intricate stone carvings. It is renowned for its medieval churches and monasteries with conical domes, pointed arches, and cross-shaped plans, reflecting the country’s deep Christian heritage. This architectural style harmonizes with Armenia’s rugged landscape, often integrating natural elements into the design, creating a unique and enduring cultural identity.
In the Northern province of Lori, Armenia, the Lori Mountain Retreat, designed by Paul Kaloustian, emerges from the landscape as more than just a hospitality venue; it is an intricate…
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The COAF Smart Center, designed by Paul Kaloustian Architects, is a pioneering model for delivering superior and regionally relevant educational, social, economic, and community programs in rural areas. It emphasizes technology, sustainability,…
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