F&B / HOSPITALITY

Associated Designers and Architects was established in Rome in 1998 by architect Alessandro Lo Giudice. The architecture and interior design firm became involved in high-profile residential and hospitality projects, primarily commissioned by industrialists, entrepreneurs, and hotel owners across Italy.

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Today, ASDA has an international reach and operates under a unique business model. It has the capability to work on projects globally, delivering multi-disciplinary architecture and interior design by partnering with associated design firms and professionals who have successfully operated worldwide.

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ASDA is a boutique architectural and interior consultancy practice that offers bespoke design services tailored to our clients’ needs. From architectural design to interior design, we take pride in our ability to provide cost-effective design solutions without compromising quality. Our focus is on enhancing our clients’ investments for the long term. We make your dreams and needs our ultimate goals.

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An award-winning practice established in 2008, ASDA Design is based in Singapore, with offices in the Philippines, Italy, and collaborations with JV partners in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Hong Kong.

With our extensive experience across diverse building sectors worldwide, we offer design services that prioritize cultural sensitivity, tailored to local construction methods and material availability. Additionally, our multi-international team brings a unique flair, complemented by Asian and European FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment) supply resources, creating distinctive, site-specific solutions.

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Sustainable Design

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ASDA firmly believes that “Sustainability is no longer about doing less harm—it’s about doing the right thing.”

We are proud to have the internal expertise, as well as trusted consultants, to carry out a meaningful and holistic approach to sustainable design.

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Bio-architectural and biophilic design extend beyond the selection of eco-friendly products or the “green” implementation of construction methods. It encompasses the natural surroundings of the site and explores technologies that allow a built environment to be self-sufficient, which is particularly suited for resorts and eco-villages.

Lastly, ecological design focuses on enhancing the quality of life, such as improving indoor air quality and eliminating toxins through the selection of appropriate materials and design methods.