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Metal-clad ventilation gills integrated into the stadium's facade promote natural airflow through the venue, reducing heat buildup while expressing the building's industrial-inspired architectural language.

The stadium's self-supporting tripodal structure is wrapped in aluminum cladding. Its roof structure extends roughly 180 feet over the seating bowl, providing extensive weather protection while reinforcing the building's dynamic profile.

Estadio BBVA is a 53,000-seat stadium in Monterrey, Mexico. The project is defined by a sculptural contemporary form and asymmetrical roof profile that references the city's steel and brewing heritage while framing views of Cerro de la Silla.

The restored Seville Hotel presents a refined composition of horizontal balconies, crisp white surfaces, and tropical planting that reconnects the landmark structure to its beachfront setting.

Richly textured materials transform the bar into a focal gathering space within the hotel's social core.

Guest suites feature a restrained palette and soft neutral tones that emphasize natural light and reinforce the project's minimalist design language.

The project's soft minimalist design marries the tactile warmth of natural wood flooring with ethereal textiles to create an enveloping, low-sensory environment optimized for deep rest and relaxation.

Opened in 2014 as the inaugural EDITION hotel in the US.

The Miami Beach EDITION is an oceanfront resort that combines restored mid-century elements with refined contemporary interiors across 294 guest rooms and suites.

Bedroom units are planned with compact efficiency, integrating built-in storage, study desks, and large-format windows that maximize daylight.