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A sculptural skylit void extends roughly 328 feet through the building, bringing daylight deep into the office plates while visually connecting multiple workplace levels.

Angular glazing and faceted geometry give the 29 story building its iceberg-like profile, with deep folds calibrated to improve solar shading while maximizing natural light across the office floors.

After dark, the crystalline facade reveals the tower's layered geometry through illuminated glazing and exposed structural framing.

More than 300,000 square feet of Dekton cladding was custom-fabricated in thousands of unique shapes and finishes for the ventilated facade, ceilings, elevators, and interior surfaces.

ToHa1 redefines the office tower through sculptural neo-futurist and high-tech design. The 570,000-square-foot first phase achieved LEED Platinum performance within an iceberg-inspired commercial complex.

Rising through two stories, the custom white oak library wraps around expansive windows and incorporates a sliding ladder.

Positioned within the home's open living sequence, the kitchen continues the restrained palette of white oak and muted terrazzo, reinforcing the seamless connection between the original townhouse and the new four-story connector.

The four-story connector becomes the architectural heart of the home, housing a sequence of new living spaces while emphasizing verticality within the site's tight urban footprint.

Reimagining a pair of aging masonry buildings, EastWing Architects reimagined West Hill as a unified, four story contemporary residence while carefully responding to Otterbein's historic district guidelines.

Up on the 27th floor, carefully choreographed spatial transitions reinterpret the structure of a traditional Japanese home throughout the Extreme WOW Penthouse suite.