Nine

projects

in full

A full interior rebuild of a sea-facing apartment, stripped back to slab and rebuilt around a single travertine spine.

A tower lobby rebuilt as a room people wait in on purpose, rather than a corridor they cross.

A weekend house folded around a rain-fed court, built in load-bearing basalt so that the walls are also the structure.

Fourteen guest pavilions dispersed through a working coffee estate, connected by a single covered walk.

A city house on a 40-foot frontage that gives away a third of its plot to a courtyard — and gains a house twice as generous.

Nine rammed-earth walls stepping down a hillside, each one holding a room and a view of the valley below.

A workplace built around an eight-storey daylit void, designed to work at forty percent occupancy and at full.

Eleven acres of degraded farmland returned to native scrub, with three built moments and nothing else.

A twelve-key retreat where every room opens onto water, and the water cools every room.