Estudio Kozak arquitectura was founded by Aron Kozak in the city of La Plata in 1965. In 1969, Civil Engineer Haydee Wainstein joined the practice as a partner. During the first decades, work at the office was divided between the direction and construction of public infrastructure, and the design and direction of industrial plants, houses and residential buildings. The following work can be mentioned as representative of these years: Estadio Central de San Juan, Parque de Mayo, San Juan (1968), the industrial plant for Tubos y Aceros SA in San Martin (1969), urban infrastructure complexes comprising 1000m3 water tanks, power plants, workshops, offices and housing in Cañuelas (1970) and Trenque Lauquen (1973), apartment buildings in the City of Buenos Aires (1978-1999) and houses in the country clubs Miraflores (1975-1987) and Campo Chico (1982 - 1983).

In the late nineties, Alejandra and Daniel Kozak joined the office as associate architects and later on as partners. Since 2005, Luciano Mancuso has participated in the direction of work sites and in 2010 he became associate architect. In 2014 Natalia Felder and Eliana Ghia joined the office and have completed the team as collaborating architects since 2018.

Since the last fifteen years work at the practice has focused on urban residential buildings of medium-scale and the development of energy efficiency strategies and sustainability in architecture, as applied in projects such as the Interpretation Center of the Natural Reserve Cañadón del Duraznillo in Monte Loayza, in the Province of Santa Cruz (2010) and the residential buildings 1459 Araoz St. (2012), 1544 Olaya St. (2016), 1355 Acuña de Figueroa St. (2017) and 1571 Julián Alvarez St. (2019), in Buenos Aires City, among others.