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A rooftop sculpture terrace reactivates the building's upper geometry, introducing outdoor exhibition space overlooking Pennsylvania Avenue.

Completed in 1978 by I. M. Pei, the National Gallery of Art East Building is a late modernist composition defined by a strict triangular geometry.

Large-format stone surfaces and frameless glazing establish a spa-like atmosphere defined by simplicity and material quality.

The home blends Japanese Zen sensibilities and Scandinavian minimalism.

Warm timber surfaces and framed exterior views create a tranquil sleeping environment far removed from the surrounding city.

Natural stone and warm timber finishes provide texture and depth while preserving the project's minimalist aesthetic.

Custom millwork and integrated lighting create visual warmth while maintaining the clean lines and restrained palette of the interior.

The living and dining areas flow together as a single volume, with material continuity reinforcing spatial openness and flexibility.

The renovation project embraces traditional Japanese zen sensibilities matched with Scandinavian minimalism.

Residence in Taipei is a contemporary minimalist apartment that combines warm natural materials and fluid open-plan living spaces.