YODEZEEN’s Award-Winning Projects at LIV Design Awards 2025
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YODEZEEN’s Award-Winning Projects at LIV Design Awards 2025
How one design methodology adapts across five award-winning projects
Rooted in human-centered architecture, contextual intelligence, and refined spatial design, YODEZEEN’s methodology continues to define a distinct design language. This year, the studio was recognized at the 2025 LIV Hospitality Design Awards for five projects spanning hospitality design, luxury residences, interior design, and architecture across the USA, UK, Asia, and the Middle East. This highlights how a singular, well-defined approach can be precisely applied across diverse contexts while maintaining clarity, functionality, and a consistently elevated design standard.
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What we design is not form, but relationships — between space and user, light and material, interior and context. Once those relationships are defined correctly, the project begins to shape itself
Artem Zverev
YODEZEEN co-founder and lead architect
The awarded projects include MOI Restaurant in London, UK, recognized in the Interior Design Restaurant – Theme category; Yumenomori in Sapporo, Japan, awarded across three categories — Architectural Design Private House, Interior Design Private House, and Architectural Design Asia; Reef House, recognized for Architectural Design Private House; Villa Lujo, honored in Interior Design Villa and Interior Design Middle East; and The Arbour, completing the portfolio of YODEZEEN’s awarded architecture and design projects
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Seeing our methodology take shape across such diverse projects reaffirms that architecture and interior design are driven by intelligence, narrative, and user experience — not by style alone
Artur Sharf
YODEZEEN co-founder and lead architect
Together, these projects demonstrate how YODEZEEN’s design approach translates across scale, program, and geography, delivering contemporary architecture, bespoke interiors, and hospitality environments that are precise, timeless, and deeply connected to their context.
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