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ONE Bel Air
Los Angeles, California, USA
a quiet composition of space, light, and proportion. The architecture is driven by clarity of form, where pure volumes, controlled geometry, and a restrained material palette define the overall presence of the building.
The design emphasizes spatial continuity between interior and exterior, dissolving boundaries through expansive glazing, deep overhangs, and carefully framed views of the surrounding landscape. Natural light is treated as a primary architectural element, shaping atmosphere and guiding movement throughout the residence.
The design emphasizes spatial continuity between interior and exterior, dissolving boundaries through expansive glazing, deep overhangs, and carefully framed views of the surrounding landscape. Natural light is treated as a primary architectural element, shaping atmosphere and guiding movement throughout the residence.
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Aura House
Santa Barbara, California, USA
The villa is designed to maximize panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding landscapes. Its architecture emphasizes a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces, featuring expansive glazing, terraces, and balconies that flood the interiors with natural light while capturing breathtaking vistas.
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Casa Del Sol
Palm Springs, California, USA
The Villa is conceived as a contemporary desert retreat, responding to the region’s climate, landscape, and iconic modernist heritage. The architecture is defined by clean horizontal lines, flat roofs, and a strong indoor–outdoor relationship that allows the garden to function as an extension of the living spaces. Large sliding glass walls, shaded patios, and deep overhangs are strategically designed to control sunlight while framing views of the surrounding desert and mountains. The spatial organization prioritizes openness and fluid circulation, with public areas oriented toward the garden and pool, and private spaces carefully positioned to ensure comfort and privacy. Material selection emphasizes simplicity and durability, combining natural textures with modern finishes to create a calm, refined atmosphere that reflects the lifestyle and environmental character of Palm Springs.
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Villa Bianca
Los Gatos, California, USA
The Los Gatos Project is a modern garden villa designed to create a strong dialogue between architecture and landscape. The design emphasizes clean, contemporary lines and open-plan living spaces that seamlessly extend into the surrounding garden. Large glazing, shaded terraces, and carefully framed views blur the boundary between indoor and outdoor living, allowing natural light and greenery to become integral parts of the spatial experience. The villa is organized to balance privacy and openness, with public living areas oriented toward the garden and more private spaces thoughtfully set back. Material selection and detailing are intentionally minimal, enhancing a calm, refined atmosphere while reinforcing a strong connection to nature and the site’s context.
