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Steel cladding, high-performance glass, and natural wood elements create contrast between industrial durability and interior warmth.

The original cast-in-place concrete frame provides the project's structural foundation, retaining the building's late-modernist character and robust floor-to-floor heights.

The 100,000-square-foot office building transforms a 1970s structure into a contemporary workplace environment that leverages the existing structural system and minimizes new construction.

500 North Gulph Road repositions a late-modernist office building through adaptive reuse, introducing stacked volumes, upgraded systems, and interior interventions to create a contemporary, flexible workplace environment.

The extensive renovation project combines brick, timber, marble, brass, leather, and richly colored textiles to create a dense material composition. Each surface is selected to enhance tactility and visual depth.

Another fine example of a richly layered lounge, combining saturated rose-toned millwork with exposed brick and a patterned ceiling to establish a highly immersive Maximalist interior. 

The Battery's custom and vintage furniture pieces are curated to reinforce the project's eclectic identity and refined hospitality. 

The boutique accommodation includes 14 individually designed rooms, each combining vintage furnishings with contemporary detailing. 

Dining spaces are designed with distinct identities, each defined by custom furniture and atmospheric lighting. The design prioritizes intimacy within a larger social framework.

The design draws on early 20th century social clubs and salons, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.