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Private rooms retain the curved geometry, using softened corners to create a more continuous and less compartmentalized spatial experience.

The kitchen is integrated into the ground floor plan with minimal visual separation, maintaining continuity through curved junctions and aligned surfaces. Custom cabinetry follows the geometry of adjacent walls, eliminating any sharp transitions.

The project reworks a compact 1,130-square-foot footprint through curvilinear planning, arched openings, and flowing spatial sequences that challenge rigid, orthogonal domestic typologies.

Designed to welcome tens of thousands of spectators, World Cup stadiums combine engineering, atmosphere and civic presence on a monumental scale.

Originally completed in 2002 and given a massive $250 million expansion in 2023 by Populous.

An intricate wrap of mosaic tile envelops guest bathrooms, forming a textured backdrop for a floating marble vanity, brushed gold fixtures, and a metallic soaking tub.

Grounded by natural wood floors, guest rooms feature a textured palette with clean lines to cultivate a calm, residential atmosphere.

Framed by frosted glass panels, a sculptural helical staircase in high-contrast marble and an integrated LED handrail anchors the foyer of a multi-level penthouse.

On the ground floor, award-winning fine-dining Italian restaurant Cinque honors classic Italian architecture through the use of sweeping, terracotta-toned barrel vaults to echo traditional Italian arcades and wine cellars.

Flooded with natural light, the soaring lobby space utilizes scaled geometry and pristine surfaces to evoke a sense of open-air luxury.