About
About Nest Design Hub
Nest is a European architecture production partner for US firms, managed by architects and built for clear collaboration.
Who we are
We help architecture teams complete the work behind the design.
Nest Design Hub was built around a simple belief: good design teams should not lose momentum because the right production support is hard to find, slow to hire, or difficult to manage.
We help architecture firms, developers, contractors, and design studios turn ideas into clear deliverables: drawings, models, documentation, renderings, existing-condition packages, and presentation material that can move a project forward.
Our strongest focus is architecture and interior design. That means we understand the pressure behind a deadline, the importance of clean files, the value of consistent standards, and the frustration that comes when production work is technically finished but not actually useful to the team that receives it.
We are a smaller team based in Skopje, North Macedonia, working with US firms. You speak with people responsible for the assignment, agree how work will be reviewed, and get support matched to the task, whether that is a single drawing package or an ongoing role.
Built on more than five years of architecture production experience across 300+ architecture, interiors, and visualization projects. This reflects the experience of the Nest team and its professionals, rather than a claim that every project was completed under the Nest Design Hub company name. That experience has shaped how we work today: listen first, clarify the scope, match the right skills, communicate directly, and deliver files that respect the way the client already works.
Our vision
Make creative and technical expertise easier to access.
We believe businesses should be able to access skilled creative and technical professionals without the complexity of traditional recruitment. Finding the right architect, visualizer, drafter, BIM specialist, or design support person should not require weeks of searching, testing, and uncertainty.
That is why Nest focuses on connection as much as production. We look at the project, the workflow, the software, the timeline, the communication style, and the level of responsibility needed. Then we help shape the right support model around that need.
Sometimes that means one CAD drafting task. Sometimes it means Revit documentation support during a deadline. Sometimes it means a dedicated architect who learns your standards month after month. The model changes, but the intention stays the same: complete the agreed work while keeping design decisions and final approval with your team.
How we work
We take responsibility for the production work you assign.
We do more than pass work from one inbox to another. Before production begins, we take time to understand what success looks like: the deliverables, the standards, the level of detail, the deadline, the software version, and the review process.
From there, we coordinate the right support, keep communication clear, and help make sure the work is useful when it comes back to your team. That includes asking questions early, keeping assumptions visible, and reviewing deliverables before handoff.
For US architecture firms, this creates a practical middle ground: more flexible than hiring and more structured than finding independent help project by project.
Why it matters
Give your architects more time for design and client decisions.
Whether you are preparing a permit set, cleaning up a model, producing renderings, documenting existing conditions, or trying to protect your team from overload, Nest is here to make reliable architecture production support easier to access.
Leadership
Meet the people responsible for your project and working arrangement.
Nest Design Hub combines architectural production knowledge with business development, client communication, and structured project coordination. The company is led by two co-founders with complementary responsibilities.
Filip Velkovski
Filip leads Nest's architectural direction, technical standards, and professional delivery. He evaluates architectural requirements, reviews the suitability of professionals, and helps ensure that Nest's work aligns with each client's design intent, documentation standards, and project expectations.
Atanas Grkov
Atanas leads Nest's marketing, business development, client acquisition, and commercial communication. He is responsible for positioning Nest, developing partnerships, supporting the client journey, and helping architecture firms identify the most suitable Nest service for their production and staffing needs.
Direct conversation
Speak directly with the Nest team.
Discuss your staffing requirement, project workload, or production challenge with the people responsible for Nest's client relationships and architectural delivery.
Production capability
Find CAD, Revit, BIM, and visualization skills for your assignment.
Choose drafting, model production, documentation, or rendering support. We match the assignment to relevant experience and confirm software requirements before work begins.
The people behind Nest
Architects, designers, and visualizers for your project.
Meet the team's areas of experience below. When you share your requirements, we introduce the relevant professional and confirm their availability, software skills, and responsibilities.
Illustrative deliverables
Examples of the visual and production work Nest supports.
These illustrative images show types of output, not verified client case studies. Request work samples relevant to your project before commissioning an assignment.






European team, US workflow
Based in Skopje, built for clear communication with US firms.
Our Skopje-based team communicates in English and agrees meeting windows in your US time zone. You keep your existing tools and standards; Nest handles the assigned production work.
Skopje, North Macedonia
A European base with access to skilled architecture, interior design, BIM, CAD, and visualization professionals.
Project communication in English
Project communication can run through email, shared folders, video calls, markups, and the project tools your studio already uses.
Made for US architecture teams
Scopes, deliverables, review dates, title blocks, templates, and QA expectations are aligned around your internal standards.
Trial project before scaling
Begin with one defined package, then move into recurring project support or a dedicated monthly architect when the fit is proven.
A practical next step
What does your team need completed next?
Discuss your drawing, model, or rendering requirements. We will review the scope and confirm available support before you commit.