The extensive renovation project combines brick, timber, marble, brass, leather, and richly colored textiles to create a dense material composition. Each surface is selected to enhance tactility and visual depth.

Another fine example of a richly layered lounge, combining saturated rose-toned millwork with exposed brick and a patterned ceiling to establish a highly immersive Maximalist interior. 

The Battery's custom and vintage furniture pieces are curated to reinforce the project's eclectic identity and refined hospitality. 

The boutique accommodation includes 14 individually designed rooms, each combining vintage furnishings with contemporary detailing. 

Dining spaces are designed with distinct identities, each defined by custom furniture and atmospheric lighting. The design prioritizes intimacy within a larger social framework.

The design draws on early 20th century social clubs and salons, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. 

Restrooms incorporate bold patterns and curated materials. This approach extends the project's narrative-driven design into utilitarian spaces.

The project transforms a historic 1907 building into a layered hospitality environment blending vintage references, theatrical narrative, and contemporary luxury.

The Battery is a private social club in San Francisco, CA that fuses historic adaptive reuse with eclectic, maximalist interiors. 

From historic landmarks to contemporary interiors, Atlanta is a city shaped by thoughtful design. This collection captures the creativity, craftsmanship, and atmosphere found throughout Georgia's capital.

Open-air circulation corridors overlook the courtyard, strengthening visual connections between residents throughout the building.

Completed in 2006, Tietgen Dormitory accommodates upwards of 360 students within a socially focused living environment organized around collective communal spaces.

The circular student residence forms a prominent landmark within the expanding university and research precinct in Copenhagen's Ørestad district, protecting an internal courtyard and creating a strong communal identity.

Commissioned by the nonprofit Nordea Foundation as an independent student residence for multiple institutions within the greater Copenhagen academic network.

The Bank of America Plaza is often referred to as the pencil building and stands 1,023 feet tall.