HOW IT ALL STARTED

BIOGRAPHY

 As an academic student in USEK Lebanon & IaaC Barcelona, Teddy finished two masters,Master In Architecture & Master in Advanced Architecture with the most valuable teachers where he learned throughout the years many of the modern architecture needs,  Master In Architecture & Master in Advanced Architecture.
 Moreover, in the last 3 years of his academic studies, Teddy has been developing his vision of architecture and its impact on the individual. As a mode of knowledge and model for society
Teddy uses the terms "rhizome" and "rhizomatic" ( Gilles Deleuze & Filipe Guattari ) to describe theory and research that allows for multiple, non-hierarchical entry and exit points in data representation and interpretation.  He opposes it to an arborescent (hierarchic, tree-like) conception of knowledge, it has no unique source from which all development occurs. Unlike the tree whose branches have all frown from a single trunk. ' A rhizome, on the other hand, is characterized by 'ceaselessly established connections between semiotic chains, organizations of power, and circumstances relative to the arts, sciences, and social struggles. Teddy Has learned more about adapting, like cells that use its structure to adapts, like the woodpecker that invades the tree, not only in these two examples, life is all about co-existence, connections, and re-adaptation.
 "Less then more" is a full vision on how everything can be multiple and interrelated yet simple and aesthetically evolving to co-exist. It looks for the origin of the source of things and looks towards the conclusion of those things. All forms are the result of a combination, not a composition. Architecture is not seen as a result of composition, it is a synthesis of formal concerns and functional constraints, but rather a part of a complex of evolutional relations.
Interconnections between the community created by the building and landscape are of vital importance; however, connections to the community beyond the building are also important. A design should present options and choices rather than restricting the possible, thus creating flexibility. 
"Imagine, how simple we are from the outside and how happy we could be if we understood our inner complexity" 

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As a professional Architect, Teddy Fadous has been working since his third year of university in multiple firms absorbing with that the maximum amount of valuable information that led him to explore new technics and strategies to finalize a luxurious high-end finishing archs. At the heart of each project is the ability to enhance space by paying close attention to how people interact with each environment they are in. Recent work involves a close study on how individuals interact with “third places” in their cities, and how this contributes to a higher quality of life over time.

As a Human being, Teddy Fadous was touched by art earlier in his age due to his attachment to music and drawings. in the meantime, Teddy always tend to keep on researching for new ways of expressing art, also he s in a constant development of his skills by attending workshops ( designMorphine, NodesDesign, designKultur.. ), lectures, traveling...