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Prada
Our long-standing collaboration with PRADA centers on a shared commitment to innovation, precision, and timeless modernity. Across multiple flagship, boutique, and travel-retail locations, we support the brand in shaping immersive environments that express its unmistakable design identity while responding thoughtfully to the cultural context of each city.
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Seoul Museum
Influenced by the slopes of Bukhan-san and Bugak-san, the Seoul Museum engages a site where nature, city, and cultural memory converge. The design is derived from this hillside site by use of stepped, angular forms that trace the terrain while establishing a distinct civic presence along Pyeongchangmunhwa-ro. In this way, the building’s terraced roofline extends naturally from the slope in a series of steps that cascade toward the street, forming an urban edge that integrates with the adjacent street frontage. The resulting form is embedded in the landscape on one side and fully open to the… -
Miu Miu
Our long-standing collaboration with MIU MIU centers on a shared commitment to innovation, precision, and timeless modernity. Across multiple flagship, boutique, and travel-retail locations, we support the brand in shaping immersive environments that express its unmistakable design identity while responding thoughtfully to the cultural context of each city.
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Jingan Esports
The Jingan Esports Venue occupies the former fourth-floor indoor swimming pool of the Jingan Sports Complex in Shanghai. The adaptive reuse strategy retains the open, column-free condition of the existing structure while responding to a new program centered on competitive digital gaming. Organized around three primary zones—Practice, Compete, and Explore—the layout takes advantage of the existing slab depression to anchor the Compete Zone at the center, with the Practice and Explore Zones positioned symmetrically to either side. A continuous circulation spine connects the zones and… -
130 S Beretania
Located at the mauka edge of downtown Honolulu, 130 S. Beretania St occupies a threshold site between the city’s historic core and the ascending terrain of the Pali Highway. The design responds to this unique triangular gateway site with an intentionally arranged set of slender mid-rise residences that frame Historic Fire Station No. 1, Honolulu’s oldest firehouse. This approach preserves the visibility of the landmark Fire Station while optimizing housing density, in a new desirable address that fosters community interaction rooted in strong connections to the city. The building massing… -
Trillium Creative Office Building
In Woodland Hills, the Trillium project redefines an existing property with the addition of a three-story, 45,000 SF Creative Office Building at its center. Once home to an outdated fitness facility, the new building modernizes the site with pedestrian-oriented features, layered circulation sequences, and a three-story atrium lobby that artfully welcomes users from the surrounding buildings and open spaces. Together with renovations across the site, the building design transforms a utilitarian program into a place for innovation, creativity, and collaboration.
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Design for the Children Care Village
Design for the Children is a competition entry that explores the potential for architecture to be a catalyst for confidence, safety, and learning for children with limited access to basic healthcare. The programming is designed to integrate seamlessly into the landscape, utilizing intuitive and lightweight construction methodologies, and extend basic community-oriented services. The clinic serves as a physical and social anchor in areas where infrastructure is limited, extending its role beyond treatment to support broader community well-being. The design strengthens ties between rural… -
Salt
Once a 3-acre industrial site, SALT at Our Kakaʻako, is the result of a master plan and adaptive reuse strategy developed to support the district’s transition from light industrial services to a vibrant, locally rooted mixed-use urban neighborhood. The project repositions four existing warehouse structures—once used for salt works, warehousing, and miscellaneous repair services—into a cohesive framework of public space, small-scale commercial uses, and cultural programming. To activate the ground plane, the plan introduces a mid-block pedestrian crossing that invites varying scales of…