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Wrapped in a system of aluminum louvers and glass, MetLife Stadium's illuminated façade shifts in color and character to reflect its tenant teams, creating a dynamic civic landmark visible across the Meadowlands.

Configured for approximately 82,500 spectators, the bowl combines steep seating geometry with carefully calibrated circulation systems to create an intimate experience within one of the USA's largest sports venues.

Completed in 2010, MetLife Stadium is a 2.1-million-square -oot landmark venue defined by its illuminated aluminum-and-glass façade, flexible identity, and contemporary sports architecture designed to serve multi-sport events.

Bedrooms prioritize natural ventilation and daylight access through operable windows and carefully proportioned openings within the façade grid.

The double-height, publicly accessible hospitality space activates the base of the student housing complex through exposed concrete ceilings, pendant lighting and full-height glazing.

A planted communal courtyard forms the social center of the development, combining shaded seating, permeable paving, and native landscaping between the housing blocks.

Color-blocked façades composed of ceramic panels, textured plaster, and metal detailing establish a rhythmic streetscape that reflects Sauerbruch Hutton's signature environmental modernism.

Completed in 2024, Universal Design Quarter (UDQ) transforms a former industrial site in Hanover into a contemporary student housing community through sustainable urbanism, expressive color-driven façades, and mixed-use residential planning. 

Custom wood paneling wraps the bar lounge in a warm glow while layered materials and tailored millwork transform the bar into a destination rather than a transitional space.

A plaster fireplace anchors the living room while curated vintage furnishings and collected artwork reinforce the home's layered narrative.