
Artecon
Design +
Development

FIRM PROFILE
OUR PROFILE
We are a small design-build team whose vision is to provide services from design inception through construction completion on any scales of built environment.
We start from an abstract idea and with collaborative efforts of all project stakeholders to create end products which are buildings, spaces and places that would enhance social interactions, increase economic values and friendly environmental concrete/real products which hopefully are unique, interesting and aesthetically pleasing while touching human souls and spirits.
We do not believe in creating same styles over and over for different projects/programmatic requirements. If possible we would like to study the specific characters of projects and create distinctive buildings/places for different clients, communities and contexts.
AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Best Residential Architect 2021-2022-2023
California Expert recommended Top 3 Residential Architects in El Monte, California. All of our residential architects actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best !
Three Best Rated - 317 Ranch Road 620 Austin, TX 78734 • USA
"At the beginning of his architectural career in the late 1980s, Johannes was part of the interior architect "Chaix & Johnson International" who collaborated with Kisho Kurokawa, architect who designed Melbourne Central, Melbourne, Australia. Under his seniors and mentors who studied under prominent architect Charles Moore, his floor pattern design was to compliment Kurokawa's iconic glass cone enclosing the historic Shot Tower as the focal point of the shopping mall complex. About ten years latter, his friend who lives and works in Melbourne has kindly given the pictures of the Melbournce Central Interiors. And, during his school years at Parahyangan Catholic University, Johannes studied and was influenced by Japanese metabolism architect Kenzo Tange and one of Tange's students, Kisho Kurokawa."
In addition, Melbourne Central was featured as background movie set of Jackie Chan's 1997 "Mr. Nice Guy".




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