The October Light Study
How seasonal shadow mapping shaped the Obsidian House glazing strategy.
We design immersive environments that transcend the ordinary, blending brutalist geometry with organic warmth.
A monolithic retreat nestled in the Swiss Alps. Charred timber and raw concrete meet panoramic glazing to blur the line between interior and exterior.
A minimalist contemporary art space in Tokyo. Designed to let the art breathe, featuring floating walls and diffused natural light.
We believe that true luxury lies in restraint. Every line, material, and shadow is deliberate. We don't just design buildings; we curate the way light falls across a room at 4 PM in October.
Our multidisciplinary team of architects, interior designers, and material scientists work in unison to create environments that age beautifully and stand the test of time.
How seasonal shadow mapping shaped the Obsidian House glazing strategy.
A material essay on concrete, bronze, and softened interior acoustics.
Designing Aether Gallery around negative space and controlled daylight.