A private gym in a residential building in London features a modern glass installation that contrasts with the old building it's housed in. The tension between the two serves the space well, creating diversity and contrast within the building.

Challenged by the steepness of the site, we created a proposal for several residential options that are able to withstand this opposition. A variety of analytically sound and contextually responsive possibilities were put forward.

This circular screen is an immersive digital design strategy for the annual congress on technology.

Digital media strategy for the iconic Royal Ascot events in London. The visual design for the display ensures maximal impact and enhances the sensory experience of the content presented.

Layered living spaces lead towards the courtyard garden that opens to expansive views onto the Hottentots Holland mountains at this new wine farm homestead. Circulation through the building is ordered and fluid, built on the vernacular and historical typology of a South African wine farm.

A new row house situated on a mere 4x8m footprint in the heart of London. A contemporary interpretation of the local vernacular.

A contemporary barn addition to a historic Cape cottage that re-imagines the industrial agricultural typology common to the area. The new approach facilitates a new indoor-outdoor living space.

Dramatic arches and large windows frame the seaside view of this family retreat. A Mediterranean-style design that draws on earthly tones whilst maintaining a luxurious feeling through its voluminous form.

The goal: curate an experience of larger forms in digital space. Organic and inorganic forms create a radial approach to this office design, facilitating movement through informal and formal spaces.

Ocean and architecture meet, overlap and complement each other at this seaside home.

A professional art materials storage system, commissioned by an artist.

This beautiful family home is situated in the Camps Bay Glen. The brief called for additional accommodation and alterations to an original Visser Thomas Architects designed house. The challenge with this project was to develop an architectural response that met the changing needs of our client in a manner that built off an existing set of architectural ideas and principles in a sympathetic way.

Villa 5A is a family holiday home featuring an extensive automobile basement and skybridge connecting the two axes of the building. Local stone was used alongside timber. Fiercely adaptive to and embracing of the site, the structure manages the steep curves and opens to spectacular views.