Kasawoo
Architecture practice transforming existing buildings for residential, hospitality and public-space clients
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Kasawoo
Kasawoo is a London-based architecture practice that designs building transformations and new spaces, with an emphasis on minimal intervention and reusing existing structures. Its work includes residential refurbishments, hospitality projects, public art and community spaces.
The practice was founded in 2020 by Katie Kasabalis and Darius Woo. It has locations in London and Hong Kong and works on projects in the UK and internationally.
Product: Architectural design and planning services for building transformations, refurbishments and public-space projects.
Jobs at Kasawoo
Leadership
- Darius Woo · Co-founder / DirectorSource: company website
- Katie Kasabalis · Co-founder / DirectorSource: company website
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