There's something quietly radical about Mikoü Architecture's founding premise: two sisters, twin architects, who approach design differently — and consider that divergence a creative asset rather than a liability. In a recent interview with Louisiana Channel, Salwa and Selma Mikoü articulate a practice built not on consensus, but on contrast. "Living with contrasts is something very meaningful," they explain, and it's a philosophy that extends far beyond their working relationship.
Twin Forces: How Mikoü Architecture Bridges Morocco, France, and the Future of Craft
French-Moroccan twin sisters Salwa and Selma Mikoü are redefining what a Paris design practice can look like when cultural duality isn't a tension to resolve — it's the whole point.
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