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High-strength concrete cores and perimeter framing systems stabilize the vertical loads of both towers while allowing open, column-efficient floor plates. 

The ground plane operates as a threshold between infrastructure, commerce, and public access rather than a sealed commercial podium.

Ground level retail spaces of app. 1,800 square feet are embedded within the public plane, as well as approximately 50,000 square feet of civic space that is integrated into the lower levels to support continuous public use beyond office hours.

The paired towers (58 and 42 stories tall) are arranged to frame a continuous public plaza, reinforcing spatial openness at ground level rather than perimeter enclosure.

The project anchors the regeneration of Bogotá's Centro Internacional by reintroducing density, permeability, and public occupation to a former corporate district.

Atrio is comprised of two towers organized around a 10,000-square-foot public ground plane integrating 250,000 square feet of office, retail, and civic space.

Custom oak cabinetry, stone surfaces, and integrated appliances reinforce the home's understated architectural language while supporting everyday functionality.

Pocketing corner glass doors and expansive glazing dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, giving the guest house uninterrupted views across the pool and mature landscape.

The guest house extends the compound with independent accommodations that echo the material palette and architectural rhythm of the main residence.

Rather than presenting a single architectural object, Foxhill Residence unfolds as a collection of interconnected indoor and outdoor spaces that prioritize privacy, family life, and a lasting connection to nature.