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A slatted ceiling introduces a slight textural change that gives the compact room architectural definition without relying on excessive decoration.
The nursery uses a muted geometric wall treatment as its principal decorative element, balancing contemporary restraint with the project's recurring classical references.
The media living room employs a slatted timber wall to integrate the TV and cabinetry into the minimalist architecture.
Full-height glazing and a cozy sitting area extend the primary bedroom toward the Bogotá skyline, while built-in furniture and restrained upholstery maintain the project's emphasis on material continuity and visual calm.
Completed in 2021 by Catherine Moggio, this contemporary residential interior in northern Bogotá balances minimalist planning with classical influences, using a restrained material palette to create a warm, understated family home.
The Prism's archetypal pyramidal silhouette gives Future Tech City a strong visual identity while its open ground plane and mixed programming prevent the landmark from functioning solely as an object within the emerging skyline.
Individual terraces are integrated into the stepped residential massing rather than treated as conventional balconies, orienting private outdoor space toward a public park.
By consolidating what might conventionally have been developed as a cluster of residential towers into one porous structure, OMA creates a vertically layered mix of living, working, hospitality and communal space.
The 462,847-square-foot development is defined by two large oblique cuts that carve through the pyramidal volume, generating stepped terraces, public spaces and visual connections to the surrounding city and landscape.
Completed in 2026 by international firm OMA, Hangzhou Prism is a contemporary mixed-use development in Hangzhou's Future Tech City, combining residential lofts, a hotel, offices and commercial space within a singular pyramidal volume.
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