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Philosophy

Noise and complexity obscure and distract us from what is truly important: the meaning of things.

An inverted reflection of the treetops on a dark body of water, an image of Abaton's philosophy

The ceaseless search for what is essential

We distinguish the essential from the fleeting. In the ÁBATON philosophy, perfection is achieved not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. We pursue the purest form of architectural space. If homes are mirrors of their inhabitants, ours reflect an undistorted and honest image of who they truly are. A form of intimate conversation with oneself.

Conceiving Architecture Through Experience

The aesthetics of our spaces should defy rational explanation; to this end, we conceive of architecture based on the lived experience of those who inhabit it. This more intuitive way of understanding architecture creates welcoming spaces designed around the human experience—spaces that foster harmony with oneself, with others, and with nature.

Understanding Through Empathy

Empathy allows us to emotionally understand realities different from our own so that we can devise creative solutions that truly address human and planetary problems. When it drives us to act, empathy manifests itself through care and respect. These are the principles that underpin the ÁBATON philosophy.