About the project
Sixteen atmospheric studies cycling through scales and programs — a forest glass pavilion, a Mediterranean villa, a black-box cabin in snow, a tropical stilt house, an urban penthouse, an industrial loft, a boutique restaurant, a wine cellar, a library, a marble kitchen, a hotel lobby, a Japanese tea pavilion, a wine bar, a biophilic coworking, a white-cube gallery and a travertine grotto pool.
A portfolio of single-image worlds. Each render is its own brief: pick a site, pick a program, pick a moment of light, and resolve the architecture in one frame. The goal is not coverage of one project — it is a survey of attitudes. Some studies lean residential and atmospheric (the snow cabin, the stilt house in mist). Others test commercial typologies (the dark-velvet restaurant, the wine bar with a glass cellar wall). A few are exercises in cultural typology (the chashitsu pavilion, the cube gallery). Each one is composed and lit as if it were going to print in Architectural Digest, Dezeen or Wallpaper. Together, the set acts as a visual library — the kind of cards a studio pulls out when a client asks 'what could this feel like?'
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