Elena Rostova

Elena’s approach to architecture is akin to haute couture—meticulously tailored, structurally daring, and fiercely elegant. With nearly two decades of experience across Europe and Asia, she has cultivated a design philosophy that refuses to compromise between sustainability and uncompromising luxury. Her work is characterized by sweeping, sculptural lines and an insistence on integrating natural light as a primary, dynamic building material.

Before founding the Forma Project, Elena served as the lead design architect for several landmark cultural centers and high-end commercial pavilions in London and Tokyo. These formative projects cemented her reputation for pushing spatial boundaries while maintaining an atmosphere of refined restraint. She approaches every site as a unique canvas, ensuring that each structure responds intuitively to its cultural and environmental context.

At Forma, she drives the overarching creative vision, mentoring a team of elite designers to look beyond conventional blueprints. Elena believes that a building should not merely occupy a space, but elevate the entire surrounding landscape, creating an emotional resonance that outlasts fleeting design trends.