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EXTENDING ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

XTEND DESIGN LTD is architecture and design company focused on interdisciplinary projects for both Earth and space. Our team has experience with creating designs for clients on 5 continents from Los Angeles to Tokyo. Clients of team members include NASA, European Science Foundation and major brands such as Shell, Vodafone mobile, Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff. Our designs were presented in 17 exhibitions in Europe and America and won several awards and prizes. The research activities focus mainly on space architecture, sustainable design and green infrastructure. Founder Tom Rousek worked on architecture for Olympic games, FIFA, Formula 1 and for two royal families.

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Global Moon Village concept

Villa above the stream

SKANSKA FUTURE OFFICE IN VR

Skoda Clever

ComAp headquarters

VISUALIZATIONS OF PRAGA STUDIOS BY SKANSKA

Recent events

The Lusail Expressway project got a new award

BIOWYSE KICK-OFF MEETING IN BRUSSELS

ESA CLOSED HABITATS FORUM

BIOWYSE project review

Clients

Space architect Tomas Rousek

Tomas Rousek is a space architect best known for his sustainable space architecture projects for both Earth and Solar System. He founded a design company A-ETC in Prague and XTEND in London and has cooperated with world’s largest architecture company AECOM and NASA. He also became Chief Design Officer of ESTEE (EARTH SPACE TECHNICAL ECOSYSTEM ENTERPRISES Ltd.) in Lausanne and creative director of Living Green City in London.

He got awards from NASA or for the futuristic projects for Vodafone. Tomas is a member of the Space Architecture Technical Committee of AIAA. His reasearch ranges from artificial gravity to 3D printing, future architecture and sustainable product design. He is co-founder of non-profit organization Futura Pragensis and presented his work in 16 galleries in Europe and America. Tomas created many designs for brands such as Vodafone, Shell, MARS and Johnnie Walker.