AP Architects

AP Architects is a highly praised architectural firm that has been stationed in Malta since 1991. With nearly fifty experienced professionals on their team, AP Architects is masterful at the planning, restoring and designing of buildings and structures, whether they be residential or historical properties. AP Architects has won numerous awards in the field of development, cementing their company not only into the Maltese foundation but also around the world. Their recent awards include: the 2016 The Plan Award, Landscape Category, Shortlisted, Dock N1, the 2015 Winner of the Din L-Art Helwa Silver Medal (overall categories) and the Prix d’ Honneur for the Dock N1 project, in addition to the 2014 INSIDE Festival of Interiors in Signapore, Residential category. They are also a finalist for the Philippe Rotthier European Prize for Architecture. AP has been part of numerous exhibitions across the globe but especially in Malta, including Dock N1, and Malta Pavilion at the 57th Venice Art Biennale. The staff of AP Architects is a pleasant mixture of Maltese natives and European compatriots, some hailing from Italy and the United Kingdom, which houses another AP Architects office that was set up in 2007. The values of AP Architects are focused on modernity, sustainability, and heritage. The team is a collective force of historical researchers, engenieers, designers, and conservation architects. Their focus is not just to create beautiful and lasting structures, but to do so in a way that is constructive to the history and culture of the place in which belong. The seasoned builders at AP are variously skilled and use their combined experience to guide the budding generations of architect secure their goals of creation while maintaining and preserving the history that is already present. Partners David Felice, David Drago, Ephraim Joris, Konrad Buhagiar and Riet Eeckhout have put together a seamless machine that constructs timeless buildings in the hope that other architectural firms will follow their lead and utilize the tools of sustainability rather then destruction.