An imaginary concept of creation                                             Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

The Art Foundation in Masdar City Central Park is intended to be an integral part of the park and will include several open levels that serve as exhibition spaces for sculptures. The main façade of the Foundation will be wrapped in an organically shaped curtain that reflects the dynamics of sound vibrating in the air. This design symbolizes the freedom and informality of artistic creativity. At the same time, the external form of the building should be both visually appealing and unique in order to stand out from conventional museum and exhibition buildings.

Winner in the Architecture/Cultural Architecture category of the DNA Paris Design Awards 2025

An imaginary concept of creation                                             Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

According to Richard Serra, all natural movements of the soul are subject to the analogous laws of physical gravity. The only exception is grace."

The organically guided lines of an imaginary search for wholeness that extend through space are infinite and cannot be bundled.

Only the origin of their creation as an oasis of artistic thought should be formed into an architectural structure. A house for Richard Serra - the domicile of an art lover as the beginning of infinity.

An imaginary concept of creation                                             Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

The geometry of the house consists of two axes crossing each other. The horizontal axis as a source of creative energy obtained through the protruding strands at the back of the house from the surrounding nature, and the vertical axis as an imaginary artist canvas unfolding from the ground in the front part of the house, intended to capture the artist's bubbling imaginations. 

Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

Above the decommissioned test site, where the heart of darkness once pulsed, a holographic globe hovers like a spectral echo of the past. The projection no longer shows the familiar, living Earth, but a desiccated sphere, bleached to its core. Its continents appear cracked and brittle, covered by a silence heavier than sound. The atmosphere frays into faint wisps, peeling away as though abandoning the dying body of the planet.
 
From the sealed concrete slab, twisted steel profiles erupt—bent, scorched, resembling metallic bones unearthed from the cold ground. These remnants are the final physical witnesses to an unimaginable instant when light itself became devastation. They reach upward in a frozen gesture, as if trying to touch the ghostly globe, to sense its wounds, to lament its undoing.
 
Between the earthly foundation and the hovering vision of a ruined world, a field of tension arises—a memorial shaped from matter and light, from remembrance and warning. A place where the ashes of the infinite do not merely bury the past but caution the future.

A House For Nostradamus

Stairway to the Stars

by Peter Stasek Architects – Corporate Architecture

The house for Nostradamus in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France is conceived as a visionary concept that combines architecture, mythology and science.

The spherical building is almost floating at a height of 25 m and can be reached via a spiral staircase. The floating effect of the building symbolizes the connection between the physical and metaphysical worlds.

An imaginary concept of creation                                             Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

The “Chill-Out Sphere” is a unique retreat in the middle of nature, ideal for people who seek direct contact with the environment. The interior spaces are designed to offer different perspectives on the surrounding landscape, with the view framed by the respective openings and architectural cutouts. The design of the external structure is designed to keep the ecological footprint on the site as small as possible and to blend harmoniously into the natural environment.

An imaginary concept of creation                                             Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

A massive concrete wall with the appearance of a folded plate forms a break in the otherwise untouched landscape. This break also runs through the loft supported by the concrete wall. The surrounding landscape is thus divided into two areas: the mountain skyline and the foothills.

An imaginary concept of creation                                             Stetament of Art by Peter Stasek

The Ark's project vision is the creation of an ultimate place with the mission of researching and archiving DNA data. The ark's crew consists of representatives of the worldwide scientific community, which has set itself the goal of using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) to explain disease pathology, to cure diseases, to reverse injuries and to offer targeted therapies to improve health outcomes. The master plan for the Arche project includes not only laboratories, conference rooms and lounges, but also an underground biobank. The high-quality cells and DNA are to be archived here, which can then form the basis of treatment for future therapy methods.