IKOSI explores the space where pure mathematics becomes physical reality. We work from a single geometric object — the icosidodecahedron — and follow its logic into architecture, identity, and spatial experience.
The name derives from the Greek εἴκοσι (eíkosi), meaning twenty — the number of triangular faces on an icosahedron, the progenitor of our form. Every project is an investigation of what that form can become.
One of thirteen Archimedean solids — the only polyhedron whose edges are in the golden ratio φ to the circumradius. All 60 edges are identical. All 30 vertices are equivalent. The structure is both maximally symmetrical and maximally efficient.
We work with architects, studios, and organisations who believe that rigour and beauty are not in opposition — that the most precise thinking produces the most enduring form.
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