Projects
Eight fictional studies across homes, hospitality, and workplaces. Every image is AI-generated concept work.
A square courtyard gives this residential concept a quiet centre. Shaded rooms gather around one tree, allowing everyday activities to remain connected while finding their own degree of privacy. Cream plaster, teak and grey stone create a restrained setting for changing light and familiar routines.
An elongated home concept follows a shaded terrace beneath one sloping roof. Living, reading and outdoor space are arranged as a sequence rather than separate destinations. Pale brick and timber openings give the long form a measured rhythm, with quieter moments at either end of the house.
A compact apartment concept brings a planted balcony into the experience of the living room. Integrated oak storage gives everyday objects a place, while pale terrazzo connects dining, circulation and sitting areas. The design studies how a small home can support different activities without filling every edge with furniture.
A timber screen gives this residential concept a layered edge between street and home. Behind it, a small courtyard and shaded passage create a quieter sequence of arrival. Textured plaster and restrained joinery support an interior organised around family life, with privacy expressed through depth and position.
Low pavilions gather around a shaded garden in this hospitality concept. Arrival, shared lounge and guest room are linked through small changes in enclosure. Pale limestone and timber pergolas establish a quiet material language, allowing the experience of moving through the retreat to guide its architectural story.
One long table organises this hospitality interior concept. An open kitchen, coffee bar and window seating offer different ways to gather around the same room. Earthy tile and timber joinery give the space a familiar warmth, while a clear entrance sequence helps the shared table remain its centre.