A full-floor office inside a historic SoHo loft building, organised around a new timber-and-sage-green stair that opens the floors to one another and brings daylight down through the plan.
Warm oak millwork, a central café and kitchen, a library, lounges and a town-hall space with a living wall give a large team a mix of places to gather, focus and rest.
A bright office overlooking the park, where a field of suspended wooden light-boxes and fins defines the open workspace and softens the loft's original structure.
Glazed conference rooms, a kitchen, lounge and small acoustic booths are arranged around the open office, shown in the layered axonometric diagrams.
A single-family home organised around a tiled courtyard and pool. Rammed-earth-toned walls, deep covered galleries and timber-framed glazing open every principal room to the garden.
A two-storey brick-clad bedroom volume floats above a quieter ground floor; guest quarters, a play room and a fire pit complete a house made for family life outdoors.
A forest house under a single barrel-vaulted metal roof, clad in weathered local timber. A slim vertical tower marks the entry and draws light into the plan; an outdoor stair leads to a roof deck among the trees.
A tall, slender infill building with ground-floor retail below residential floors, designed to sit comfortably between its masonry neighbours.
Three facade studies — brick-framed, bronze and black steel — explore how a deep, gridded frame and arched base can echo the street's historic loft buildings in a contemporary way.
A corner restaurant of exposed brick, bentwood chairs, green leather banquettes and tall timber-framed windows, conceived as a warm, all-day room in a small existing building.
A compact apartment rethought with a wall of seamless storage, a pivoting timber panel that divides living and sleeping areas, and a warm, natural palette.