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Every Tuesday, our special newsletter “A Day in the Life of” highlights an architect who offers a personal glimpse into their daily routine — showcasing how contemporary projects take shape, are conceptualized, and brought to life through various media, methods, and voices.

We recently had the pleasure of a virtual conversation with @derocheprojects. Photo by @julienlanoo

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Every Tuesday, our special newsletter “A Day in the Life of” highlights an architect who offers a personal glimpse into their daily routine — showcasing how contemporary projects take shape, are conceptualized, and brought to life through various media, methods, and voices.

We recently had the pleasure of a virtual conversation with @derocheprojects. Photo by @julienlanoo

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Every Tuesday, our special newsletter “A Day in the Life of” highlights an architect who offers a personal glimpse into their daily routine — showcasing how contemporary projects take shape, are conceptualized, and brought to life through various media, methods, and voices.

We recently had the pleasure of a virtual conversation with @derocheprojects. Photo by @julienlanoo

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Every Tuesday, our special newsletter “A Day in the Life of” highlights an architect who offers a personal glimpse into their daily routine — showcasing how contemporary projects take shape, are conceptualized, and brought to life through various media, methods, and voices.

We recently had the pleasure of a virtual conversation with @derocheprojects. Photo by @julienlanoo

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Every Tuesday, our special newsletter “A Day in the Life of” highlights an architect who offers a personal glimpse into their daily routine — showcasing how contemporary projects take shape, are conceptualized, and brought to life through various media, methods, and voices.

We recently had the pleasure of a virtual conversation with @derocheprojects. Photo by @julienlanoo

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Every Tuesday, our special newsletter “A Day in the Life of” highlights an architect who offers a personal glimpse into their daily routine — showcasing how contemporary projects take shape, are conceptualized, and brought to life through various media, methods, and voices.

We recently had the pleasure of a virtual conversation with @derocheprojects. Photo by @julienlanoo

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#DeRocheProjects #architecture

DeRoche Projects is an Accra-based architecture and design practice working globally to create innovative, community-driven spaces. Founded and led by Glenn DeRoche, the studio delivers work across various scales- from buildings to objects.

Here’s a preview of some of our recent and upcoming projects. @dot.ateliers Ogbojo Residency was selected as an Editor’s Pick for @archpaper Best in Design 2024, while @surfghana received the 2023 @holcim_foundation Gold Award for Sustainable Construction.

Coming Soon: Backyard Community Club, a tennis training facility and gathering space in Accra.

Project photography by @julienlanoo

#DeRocheProjects #architecture #sustainabledesign

DeRoche Projects is an Accra-based architecture and design practice working globally to create innovative, community-driven spaces. Founded and led by Glenn DeRoche, the studio delivers work across various scales- from buildings to objects.

Here’s a preview of some of our recent and upcoming projects. @dot.ateliers Ogbojo Residency was selected as an Editor’s Pick for @archpaper Best in Design 2024, while @surfghana received the 2023 @holcim_foundation Gold Award for Sustainable Construction.

Coming Soon: Backyard Community Club, a tennis training facility and gathering space in Accra.

Project photography by @julienlanoo

#DeRocheProjects #architecture #sustainabledesign

DeRoche Projects is an Accra-based architecture and design practice working globally to create innovative, community-driven spaces. Founded and led by Glenn DeRoche, the studio delivers work across various scales- from buildings to objects.

Here’s a preview of some of our recent and upcoming projects. @dot.ateliers Ogbojo Residency was selected as an Editor’s Pick for @archpaper Best in Design 2024, while @surfghana received the 2023 @holcim_foundation Gold Award for Sustainable Construction.

Coming Soon: Backyard Community Club, a tennis training facility and gathering space in Accra.

Project photography by @julienlanoo

#DeRocheProjects #architecture #sustainabledesign

DeRoche Projects is an Accra-based architecture and design practice working globally to create innovative, community-driven spaces. Founded and led by Glenn DeRoche, the studio delivers work across various scales- from buildings to objects.

Here’s a preview of some of our recent and upcoming projects. @dot.ateliers Ogbojo Residency was selected as an Editor’s Pick for @archpaper Best in Design 2024, while @surfghana received the 2023 @holcim_foundation Gold Award for Sustainable Construction.

Coming Soon: Backyard Community Club, a tennis training facility and gathering space in Accra.

Project photography by @julienlanoo

#DeRocheProjects #architecture #sustainabledesign

DeRoche Projects is an Accra-based architecture and design practice working globally to create innovative, community-driven spaces. Founded and led by Glenn DeRoche, the studio delivers work across various scales- from buildings to objects.

Here’s a preview of some of our recent and upcoming projects. @dot.ateliers Ogbojo Residency was selected as an Editor’s Pick for @archpaper Best in Design 2024, while @surfghana received the 2023 @holcim_foundation Gold Award for Sustainable Construction.

Coming Soon: Backyard Community Club, a tennis training facility and gathering space in Accra.

Project photography by @julienlanoo

#DeRocheProjects #architecture #sustainabledesign

DeRoche Projects is an Accra-based architecture and design practice working globally to create innovative, community-driven spaces. Founded and led by Glenn DeRoche, the studio delivers work across various scales- from buildings to objects.

Here’s a preview of some of our recent and upcoming projects. @dot.ateliers Ogbojo Residency was selected as an Editor’s Pick for @archpaper Best in Design 2024, while @surfghana received the 2023 @holcim_foundation Gold Award for Sustainable Construction.

Coming Soon: Backyard Community Club, a tennis training facility and gathering space in Accra.

Project photography by @julienlanoo

#DeRocheProjects #architecture #sustainabledesign

We are thrilled to announce @thebackyardclub.accra has been awarded Winner at the @aidawards 2026 in the category of Spatial Design - Public Building Architecture.

It’s an incredible honor for the project and the team behind it. Thank you to everyone who helped bring it to life and the esteemed jury for acknowledging the project’s impact.

#aidaawards #derocheprojects #publicarchitecture #ghana #backyardtennisclubaccra

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense by Amoako Boafo is now on view at Museo di Palazzo Grimani on the occasion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Conceived by DeRoche Projects, the scenography frames Boafo’s work, weaving creation, context, and community into a single, interconnected experience. Painting, still and moving image, and architecture unfold together, guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed spatial narrative.

Congratulations to @amoakoboafo and the entire team!

Presented by Gagosian and featuring works by Amoako Boafo, including a collaborative work with Stephen Allotey (@allosculpt_studio); Poetry and soundscape by Worlasi (@worlasigh); Short film by Prince Suasie Attipoe (@daakpestudios).
Photography by Julien Lanoo (@julienlanoo) and DeRoche Projects

@gagosian @museopalazzogrimani #BiennaleArte2026

A film currently on view at Amoako Boafo’s first solo exhibition in Italy, It Doesn’t Have to Always Make Sense, which runs May 6 – November 22, 2026 at the Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Venice, presented by Gagosian.

Entitled Process, the film moves between behind-the-scenes moments and the act of making, offering glimpses into the process and revealing intimate insights into Boafo’s practice, and the collaboration with DeRoche Projects, and Worlasi (@worlasigh)

Film Credits
Commissioned by @amaokoboafo & @derocheprojects
Director: @prince_suasie
Production Company: Daakpe Studios Ltd. (@daakpestudios); Producers: Prince Daakpe (@daakpe_), Prince Selasie (@efo_yao); Creative Director: Glenn DeRoche (@gderoche01); DOP: @danielattoh_; Gaffer: @eric_larbi_01; Drone: Ben Ace; Editor: @ayo.miid; Sound: @nicozruiz; Colour: @hostynek_colorist; VFX Cleanup: @newdawnmagic.
Special thanks: @wbgroupreps

We are honoured to be recognised at the Monocle Design Awards 2026!

The Backyard Tennis Club has been named one of the year’s most beautiful buildings.

“This tennis facility rooted in West African traditions has set its sights on changing the country’s sporting culture,” writes Monocle. “From the outside, the compound is striking. Its walls feature triangular cut-outs that allow light to dance across the surface.”

Our sincere thanks to Monocle for this recognition, and to @missmaryholland for the insightful words.

Congratulations to @thebackyardclub.accra
Thanks for trusting the vision @amoakoboafo
Photography @julienlanoo
#MonocleDesignAwards #Architecture #Design #Community @monocle_subscriber

We are honoured to be recognised at the Monocle Design Awards 2026!

The Backyard Tennis Club has been named one of the year’s most beautiful buildings.

“This tennis facility rooted in West African traditions has set its sights on changing the country’s sporting culture,” writes Monocle. “From the outside, the compound is striking. Its walls feature triangular cut-outs that allow light to dance across the surface.”

Our sincere thanks to Monocle for this recognition, and to @missmaryholland for the insightful words.

Congratulations to @thebackyardclub.accra
Thanks for trusting the vision @amoakoboafo
Photography @julienlanoo
#MonocleDesignAwards #Architecture #Design #Community @monocle_subscriber

We are honoured to be recognised at the Monocle Design Awards 2026!

The Backyard Tennis Club has been named one of the year’s most beautiful buildings.

“This tennis facility rooted in West African traditions has set its sights on changing the country’s sporting culture,” writes Monocle. “From the outside, the compound is striking. Its walls feature triangular cut-outs that allow light to dance across the surface.”

Our sincere thanks to Monocle for this recognition, and to @missmaryholland for the insightful words.

Congratulations to @thebackyardclub.accra
Thanks for trusting the vision @amoakoboafo
Photography @julienlanoo
#MonocleDesignAwards #Architecture #Design #Community @monocle_subscriber

We are honoured to be recognised at the Monocle Design Awards 2026!

The Backyard Tennis Club has been named one of the year’s most beautiful buildings.

“This tennis facility rooted in West African traditions has set its sights on changing the country’s sporting culture,” writes Monocle. “From the outside, the compound is striking. Its walls feature triangular cut-outs that allow light to dance across the surface.”

Our sincere thanks to Monocle for this recognition, and to @missmaryholland for the insightful words.

Congratulations to @thebackyardclub.accra
Thanks for trusting the vision @amoakoboafo
Photography @julienlanoo
#MonocleDesignAwards #Architecture #Design #Community @monocle_subscriber

Work In Progress

A 1960s residential building in Accra, originally designed as four apartments, carefully restored and retrofitted. Interiors renewed and a new rooftop extension introduced in a hybrid in-situ concrete and light weight timber construction that is cladded in a locally sourced charred timber.

Continuity over replacement.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects
Completion: 2026
Photos: ©DeRoche Projects

#derocheprojects #accraarchitecture #adaptivereuse #retrofit #timberconstruction

Work In Progress

A 1960s residential building in Accra, originally designed as four apartments, carefully restored and retrofitted. Interiors renewed and a new rooftop extension introduced in a hybrid in-situ concrete and light weight timber construction that is cladded in a locally sourced charred timber.

Continuity over replacement.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects
Completion: 2026
Photos: ©DeRoche Projects

#derocheprojects #accraarchitecture #adaptivereuse #retrofit #timberconstruction

Work In Progress

A 1960s residential building in Accra, originally designed as four apartments, carefully restored and retrofitted. Interiors renewed and a new rooftop extension introduced in a hybrid in-situ concrete and light weight timber construction that is cladded in a locally sourced charred timber.

Continuity over replacement.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects
Completion: 2026
Photos: ©DeRoche Projects

#derocheprojects #accraarchitecture #adaptivereuse #retrofit #timberconstruction

Work In Progress

A 1960s residential building in Accra, originally designed as four apartments, carefully restored and retrofitted. Interiors renewed and a new rooftop extension introduced in a hybrid in-situ concrete and light weight timber construction that is cladded in a locally sourced charred timber.

Continuity over replacement.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects
Completion: 2026
Photos: ©DeRoche Projects

#derocheprojects #accraarchitecture #adaptivereuse #retrofit #timberconstruction

Work In Progress

A 1960s residential building in Accra, originally designed as four apartments, carefully restored and retrofitted. Interiors renewed and a new rooftop extension introduced in a hybrid in-situ concrete and light weight timber construction that is cladded in a locally sourced charred timber.

Continuity over replacement.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects
Completion: 2026
Photos: ©DeRoche Projects

#derocheprojects #accraarchitecture #adaptivereuse #retrofit #timberconstruction

Ghanian artist Amoako Boafo and architect Glenn DeRoche approach exhibition-making as an ongoing dialogue, where painting and architecture evolve together.

For ‘I Bring Home with Me’ at Roberts Projects, DeRoche reconstructs Boafo’s Accra studio within the gallery, dissolving the boundary between where art is made and where it is encountered—turning the exhibition into an inhabitable portrait of a community.

Read more: Link in Bio
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Images: Julien Lanoo: Paul Salveson; Courtesy of Amoako Boafo, Glenn DeRoche and Roberts Projects, LosAngeles, California
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@amoakoboafo @gderoche01 @derocheprojects @gagosian @robertsprojects @wooyangmuseum @belvederemuseum @julienlanoo @no_sevlas
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#ghanaart #installationart #STIR #STIRworld #StaySTIRred
@chahnatank

A coastal study in texture and restraint. The Surf House is an existing structure that has been reimagined rather than replaced. Through careful interventions and locally attuned strategies, the project prioritized environmental responsibility while creating a shared spaces that supports surf culture and everyday gathering.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects & Taelon7
Completion: 2023
Award: Holcim Gold Award for Middle East and Africa

Photos: Julien Lanoo

@surfhousegh@holcim_foundation
#surfghana #derocheprojects #adaptivereuse

A coastal study in texture and restraint. The Surf House is an existing structure that has been reimagined rather than replaced. Through careful interventions and locally attuned strategies, the project prioritized environmental responsibility while creating a shared spaces that supports surf culture and everyday gathering.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects & Taelon7
Completion: 2023
Award: Holcim Gold Award for Middle East and Africa

Photos: Julien Lanoo

@surfhousegh@holcim_foundation
#surfghana #derocheprojects #adaptivereuse

A coastal study in texture and restraint. The Surf House is an existing structure that has been reimagined rather than replaced. Through careful interventions and locally attuned strategies, the project prioritized environmental responsibility while creating a shared spaces that supports surf culture and everyday gathering.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects & Taelon7
Completion: 2023
Award: Holcim Gold Award for Middle East and Africa

Photos: Julien Lanoo

@surfhousegh@holcim_foundation
#surfghana #derocheprojects #adaptivereuse

A coastal study in texture and restraint. The Surf House is an existing structure that has been reimagined rather than replaced. Through careful interventions and locally attuned strategies, the project prioritized environmental responsibility while creating a shared spaces that supports surf culture and everyday gathering.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects & Taelon7
Completion: 2023
Award: Holcim Gold Award for Middle East and Africa

Photos: Julien Lanoo

@surfhousegh@holcim_foundation
#surfghana #derocheprojects #adaptivereuse

A coastal study in texture and restraint. The Surf House is an existing structure that has been reimagined rather than replaced. Through careful interventions and locally attuned strategies, the project prioritized environmental responsibility while creating a shared spaces that supports surf culture and everyday gathering.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects & Taelon7
Completion: 2023
Award: Holcim Gold Award for Middle East and Africa

Photos: Julien Lanoo

@surfhousegh@holcim_foundation
#surfghana #derocheprojects #adaptivereuse

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency interiors explores light as a material, revealing texture while shadow articulates form.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency interiors explores light as a material, revealing texture while shadow articulates form.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency interiors explores light as a material, revealing texture while shadow articulates form.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency interiors explores light as a material, revealing texture while shadow articulates form.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency is an adaptive reuse project that transforms an existing structure into a flexible space for creative contemplation and community exchange.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency is an adaptive reuse project that transforms an existing structure into a flexible space for creative contemplation and community exchange.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo

dot.ateliers | Ogbojo

The Writer’s and Curator’s Residency is an adaptive reuse project that transforms an existing structure into a flexible space for creative contemplation and community exchange.

Architecture: DeRoche Projects and Taelon7
Completion: 2024
Photos: Julien Lanoo