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Architecture & interiors

Room for
everyday life.

Considered homes, workrooms, and small spaces. Designed around the way you live.

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Daylight and garden views through the Courtyard House interior
Courtyard HouseNorth Hollow · 2024
Small spaces. Lasting possibilities.Residential · Interiors · Adaptive reuse

A few places we've made.

Homes, shared rooms, and the spaces in between. Each begins with what is already there.

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Carefully cut study model of a compact urban room

Good rooms begin
with good questions.

Where does the light fall? What belongs together? What can we leave out? We work from the scale of a room to the detail of a join.

  1. 01

    Measure the room first

    We start with existing walls, light, and how people already move. The drawing follows that evidence.

  2. 02

    Keep one clear threshold

    Entries, desks, and cooking lines stay short. Extra corridors are treated as a cost, not a feature.

  3. 03

    Specify joins, not effects

    Plaster, timber, and metal are named as they will be built. Finishes are few and repeatable.

Meet the practice

Few materials.
Carefully put together.

Timber, stone, plaster, linen. Honest surfaces that feel better with use.

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Timber end grain, stone, plaster, and woven linen arranged in a material studyA crisp window shadow on pale mineral plaster
Room models and timber samples on the studio worktable

What room are
you thinking about?

Start with a place, a possibility, or a question.

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