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Delivered as a white box within a Four Seasons residence, this penthouse was conceived as a bespoke home, tailored to the client’s lifestyle and sensibility. The architecture, materials, lighting, art and furnishings were carefully considered as a whole, bringing depth and character to the space through a restrained palette, refined detailing and a thoughtful selection of objects. The result is a timeless, understated interior that feels both distinctive and deeply personal.

Located in New York, this private residence was reimagined through a complete transformation of its interior, with a renewed layout designed to create a natural flow between spaces. Working closely with the client, the material palette, bespoke joinery, furnishings and artwork were carefully selected to reflect their lifestyle and sensibility. A considered balance of materials, textures and architectural details brings warmth and continuity to the residence, creating a timeless and understated home.

Located on Rue des Beaux-Arts in Paris, this private residence was the subject of a feasibility study exploring a more coherent layout and a renewed approach to the existing spaces. The proposal sought to make fuller use of the interior while introducing a more contemporary language, bringing greater clarity and continuity to the home while respecting its existing character.

The project involved designing the key components of a private residential district in Argentina, including its entrance, sports facilities, and shared amenities. The objective was to refine and optimise the overall design to establish a coherent architectural identity. In parallel, we explored the aesthetic direction of the first villas, developing an architectural vision that could help market the project, attract potential buyers, and support the subsequent sale of individual plots of land.

Perle Noire is a private yacht project conceived around the idea of a more cohesive and considered interior. The proposal reimagines the existing spaces through a refined approach to materials, furnishings and detailing, bringing a greater sense of continuity throughout. Each element was considered in relation to the whole, with the aim of creating an understated and timeless atmosphere at sea.

Located in the desert landscape of AlUla, Sharaan is a resort project by Jean Nouvel that explores a new relationship between architecture and the natural environment. Inspired by the region’s rock formations and ancient Nabataean heritage, the project integrates its spaces into the sandstone cliffs, creating a dialogue between shelter, light and landscape. The architecture seeks to preserve the raw character of the desert while offering a contemporary interpretation of inhabiting this unique environment.

A pavilion for Desert X AlUla, set in the sandstone valley like an object from elsewhere. Its great corolla of polished steel offers shade to the traveller and reflects, distorting them, the sand, the cliffs and the sky: the architecture fades into the landscape it mirrors. On its wall, a text engraved in Arabic and English recalls that this land remembers those who came before, and invites visitors to walk it with respect, in search of a deeper connection with nature.

A shortlisted competition proposal imagining a future for Kiribati, a Pacific archipelago threatened by rising seas. The project develops a series of floating inhabited islands, resting on the lagoon and able to rise with it, carrying homes, gardens and palm groves on their roofs. Rather than abandoning the archipelago, the proposal explores a way of adapting to it, preserving community life, the bond with the ocean and the island landscape.

A shortlisted competition proposal on the edge of Riyadh. In a desert both dreamed of and hostile, inhabiting begins with shelter from the sun, then with the coolness of water and vegetation. The project draws a clear yet porous border between the city and the desert: a massive inclined plane that follows the existing cliff and shelters habitable spaces. Halfway between an ancient ruin and a megastructure, it opens through faults onto the horizon. At its foot, along a river fed by rare rains, an oasis welcomes light, modular spaces.