Architecture | Interiors | Planning
Design that performs
Distinctive architecture shaped by the realities of development
02-Selected Work
BELLA ISLA
Miami Beach
Located in the Venetian islands of Miami Beach, Bella Isla was built as a waterfront luxury rental building with 172 apartments. The project was designed to maximize the water views and creating a unique tropical environment defined by the convergence of landscape and the architecture. The project amenities include a health club, yoga room, outdoor exercise deck, green roofs and private roof decks, lap pool and leisure pool, Spas, Beach area and Outdoor grilling spaces. Project achieved a LEED Gold certification.
MR 305
On a compact urban site just 25 feet wide, Mr. 305 brings together offices, a recording studio, lounge areas in a distinctive vertically-arraged distribution. The design maximizes access to natural light within the narrow footprint, creating inviting spaces for work, creativity, and collaboration. An eight-story mural anchors the front façade, transforming the building into a canvas and giving this small site a strong presence in the city.
BISCAYNE SHORES
Located just north of Downtown Miami, Biscayne Shores is a Luxury Residential resort composed of a 288 unit Highrise and 92 Townhouses. The project lies in a long narrow site perpendicular to the bay, and it’s designed as a tropical urban neighborhood with small pocket parks in between. The Highrise and central plaza lie at the heart of the site offering a variety of amenities and services to the entire development. A tropical Beach club is designed at the waters edge offering Kayak and Paddle board storage, Pools, 2 outdoor kitchens and cabanas.
VOGAFJOS THERMAL SPRINGS GUESTHOUSES
Informed by the location, the architecture opens towards the east, referencing the volcanic formations of the region, using the materiality of traditional Icelandic architecture. Sustainable, vertical wood siding is stained in a weathered black and weather treated. This is a direct reference to the traditional Icelandic black house, historically treated with tar to protect the wood from the elements. Baltic Driftwood used for the all doors and millwork, naturally strengthened and treated through its journey to Iceland in the saltwater. Turf roofs refer to traditional Icelandic structures to insulate the guest house rooms, while harmoniously connecting to nature and forging a sustainable design.