A house should outlast
the people who built it.

We do not believe in fast work. We take the time the work asks for, and sometimes a little more. We build for a small number of clients each year, and we keep their names to ourselves.

The land comes first.
The house is placed in it.

U Kyaw Sein does not manage his sites from an office. He is on them most days, from the first survey peg to the last coat of oil. He is known for one habit above all: if a thing looks wrong once it is built, he takes it down and builds it again.

He thinks of himself less as a developer than as a gardener who happens to build. The garden is designed with the house, not after it, and walls are moved for trees rather than the other way round.

One family, one workshop

Parami Valley

A dinner that runs late, a garden set for a wedding, and the ordinary evenings in between.