Multixept Associates

Adieu Our Chairman’s Mother! Asst. Pastor ( Mrs) Victoria Tolani Bamisile ❤️❤️❤️. You were a mother to us all. You’ll be sorely missed.

This structure is community architecture responding to cost, climate, and lack of resources by using a clay/mud hybrid structure for the super structure, a roof was a large overhanging tin with perforated openings and wall angled to support proper ventilation and rain harvesting.

We want to wish All our Clients, Allied Consultants, Contractors, Vendor’s a very Happy New Year . #2022

Glad tidings and a joyful cheer we at Multixept bring to you this Season!. What an extraordinary year we have all had. In this moment of Thankfulness we want to wish All our Clients, Allied Consultants, Contractors, Vendor’s and Every component of the Urban Environment the wonder of that first Christmas, the joy of God’s abundant blessings, and the peace of Jesus’ presence to dwell with you all now and always. Have a Merry Christmas and Creative New Year Just Ahead.

Happy 50th Birthday to our Principal Partner
Our Ernest prayer is the Lord bless you in this new season. Enjoy your day Sir Cheers 🥂

A Play with form and functional spaces - Residential Complex Design

Modernist Apartment Design.

Modernist Condominium Design

Aerial view of an A-frame beach house with a beautiful balance with nature

This mixed use complex( majorly for commercial or cooperate use) elaborates functionality with every element and uses its facade design a reference drive the property as a landmark (making lease effortless)

This design applies the concept of the vertical greenery system (VGS) in which plants can be grown on, up, or against a façade of a building or feature walls to help regulate the indoor climate within the space and also shade the building from direct solar radiation

Our designs are all about sustainability, energy efficiency, creativity and innovation.

During the first forty years of the modern Olympic Games, people were awarded medals for architecture.

The first architecture competition was held in 1912 at the Stockholm Games. All entries in all categories of the art competitions were required to draw links between art and sport. The architecture competition allowed both built work and speculative designs to enter as well as designs for town planning.

The first ever Olympic gold medal in architecture was won by Eugène-Edouard Monod and Alphonse Laverriére of Switzerland for their town planning project Building Plan of a Modern Stadium.

Do you think architecture should be brought back as an Olympic sport?