Liminal

New. Old. Upcoming. At Liminal Design, we value the exchange between established knowledge, new ideas, and emerging voices. Research and development form part of our practice culture, helping us question, test, and evolve the way we think about architecture and the built environment. Alongside this, we invest in the next generation of architects through internships,

Liminal Design worked with the Poor Clares of Lilongwe to design a new building dedicated to the making of the Eucharistic host. The architecture was conceived as quiet and contemplative, drawing inspiration from the Eucharist and monastic life. Brick continues the material language of the monastery, while a simple white horizontal band subtly references the

Liminal Design is proud to participate in the Pan-African Biennale (PAB), taking place in Nairobi, Kenya, in September 2026. The Biennale brings together architects, designers, academics, and practitioners from across all 54 African nations to explore the future of architecture on the continent. Our participation reflects our commitment to continuous learning, professional exchange, and contributing