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Acoustic wall systems and carefully controlled lighting conditions improve concentration while maintaining a consistent architectural language throughout the office.

Large-format acoustic panels create a textured architectural backdrop that improves sound performance while reinforcing the project's distinctive visual language.

Curved seating arrangements, warm timber finishes, and acoustic wall elements create a hospitality-inspired environment that supports informal collaboration while maintaining visual continuity across the workplace.

Completed in 2024, Euronext Rome translates the exchange group's European identity into a series of acoustically defined workplaces shaped by Italian craftsmanship, curved architectural forms, and biophilic interventions. 

This contemporary Californian residence was shaped by landscape preservation, structural minimalism, and earth-integrated design. The 8,000-square-foot home folds into a 3.5-acre Beverly Hills ridge beneath a green roof and protected live oaks.

The dining space is anchored by a monolithic walnut-clad fireplace wall that subtly separates entertaining zones while maintaining visual continuity between the interior pavilion and exterior terrace.

Lower level spaces employ recessed lighting, darker finishes, and controlled openings to create a more intimate atmosphere beneath the roof garden above.

The stairs connect the public upper pavilion to the buried private quarters.

A narrow landscaped courtyard introduces daylight and natural ventilation into the subterranean lower level.

Limestone paving continues seamlessly from the interior public rooms via sliding glass onto the cantilevered terrace, where frameless guardrails preserve unobstructed panoramic views across Los Angeles.