Archrin architecture is conceived on the necessities to provide contemporary designs and projects that meet the capabilities of our clients. We believe strongly that everyone deserves good architecture. Sustainable, contemporary, designs and projects through research, creativity, ideas, and innovation in the use of materials. Sustainable: Environmentally, Economically, and socially. Projects that reflect the aesthetics of its people, place, and history.

Archrin architecture is conceived by Christian Jonathan (Nwachukwu Nworah) master’s graduate of architecture and urban composition. Always striving for good design and material decisions, inspired by the teachings at Iuav university Venice and discovering the need to reference Aldo Rossi analogies to let architecture belong to its place, people, and history. During this, he carried out an internship on African arts and crafts with Akka Project Venice. He also participated in the Tall Building Design specialization program at Iuav University, which also included courses and training in Building Information Modelling (BIM). He worked with architecture and interior design studios in Venice on Residential, and commercial designs, tourist attraction cable car station designs, and interior and exhibition designs. Christian fully participated as a young ambassador at the HOMO FABER event in Venice in 2022, a celebration of European and Japanese craftsmen and craft exhibitions.

Christian Jonathan obtained a bachelor’s degree in architectural technology at MAUTECH (FUT) University Yola Nigeria. Participated in architectural, construction, and real estate projects in several Nigerian cities including Lagos.

Christian is currently pursuing a doctorate research project on the topic of Transition to circular economy in the African construction sector, design approaches, technologies and stakeholders network for development opportunities in the Kenyan context at Politecnico di Milano, Department of Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering (DABC).

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