OUR WORK
We've selected a few projects from our extensive portfolio to showcase our capabilities across several fields of design.
Podcast Studio
This Podcast Studio designed and built for Property Network is a compact, high-character interior where a deep cobalt blue — carried across panelled walls, ceiling, and floor — creates a mood that is equal parts intimate and electric. Paired against sculptural tan leather seating and a marble-topped table, the contrast is deliberate and unapologetic: a space designed to feel like a conversation worth having.



The Weave
The tower is conceived as a stacked urban village, where a series of offset volumes create expansive terraces filled with greenery. These landscaped platforms introduce nature at multiple levels, improving microclimate, providing outdoor communal spaces, and softening the tower’s glass façade. The stepped massing also maximizes views toward the surrounding city and skyline.








YAS Wayfinding
Yas Neighbourhood — Wayfinding & Public Art is a cohesive family of urban installations that transforms orientation into experience — from a fluid, ground-hugging landform sculpture peeling back from the lawn to reveal illuminated signage, to a monolithic waterfront marker bearing the island’s identity in backlit relief, to an understated circular map totem set quietly at the heart of a pedestrian node, each piece earns its place in the landscape without competing with it.






Gulbahar Villa
Gulbahar Villa is a contemporary luxury residence defined by a warm, restrained material palette of natural travertine, pale oak, and muted linen — where double-height volumes, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a sculptural floating staircase create spaces that feel at once expansive and grounded. A three-dimensional relief feature wall and carefully layered lighting ensure the interior shifts character from morning to evening, delivering a home designed not for spectacle, but for stillness.


Modular Emirati Home
Residential design for an Emirati Neighbourhood, on behalf of a government green initiative. The concept involves building with modular panels manufactured away from site. The design incorporates uses of passive cooling systems and solar panels for sustainable power sourcing.




Tower L - Residential
Tower L is a fluid residential tower where sweeping horizontal floor plates wrap around a sculpted form that tapers and curves as it rises — warm golden screen cladding alternating with glazed bands gives the facade an almost woven quality, while a lushly landscaped podium of cascading terraces, arched portals, and layered palms ensures the building meets the street generously, long before it reaches for the sky.


Winter Garden
Winter Garden Pavilion is a grand conservatory structure that draws from the heritage of Victorian glasshouse architecture while remaining unmistakably contemporary in its execution — a sweeping glazed roof with articulated ridge lanterns floods the interior with daylight, while the sage-toned panelled facade with its refined classical detailing anchors the structure firmly within its garden setting, blurring the boundary between cultivated landscape and sheltered space.


Emirates Podium
The unit features a warm wood finish with refined metallic trim, reflecting the airline’s luxury brand identity. Integrated digital displays provide clear flight information and passenger guidance, while the compact workstation includes a monitor, keyboard space, and concealed storage for equipment. Designed for flexibility and quick deployment, the podium allows lounge staff to efficiently manage passenger check-in and assistance while maintaining a sophisticated lounge environment.



The Coppice
Residential design for a couple in Leicester. The home is designed to maximise the view of the client’s property with it’s natural beauty and iconic tree. The design was based on the client’s love for “cabin in the woods” style architecture. The interior design followed a Scandinavian aesthetic.




Al Ain Desert Camp
An Emirati style desert camp. Commissioned by the Department of Culture and Tourism, this project aims to add to the vernacular attractions offered at the city of Abu Dhabi. The design took inspiration from the rich historic fortresses of Al Ain.


Hackney Metal and Glass Workshop
A Regeneration Project for an Abandoned
Bath House in Hackney, London. The space will provide learning of two crafts; metal and glass in the form of workshops. Glass works is part of the rich history of Hackney. The metal workshops will provide a source of crafting reinforcing elements to help old and decaying buildings like the bath-house it is based in. The central space will be used as a gallery to display products manufactured in the workshops for the community to see.





Egham Leisure Center Model
A 1:200 scale model commissioned by Watson Batty Architects. The modelling process included milling, 3d printing, laser cutting, woodworks and spray painting.




Dnata Exhibit
For Dnata’s exhibit at the World Cargo Exhibition in Dubai World Trade Center; a space that seamlessly integrates the brand’s identity with a striking architectural presence. Adhering to Dnata’s brand guidelines and preferred aesthetic, the design features a custom surface crafted from a tinted acrylic shell, incorporating the Dnata monogram as a distinctive element. This approach ensures a visually compelling and unique exhibit that reinforces brand recognition while maintaining a sleek, modern appeal.



Concrete Exploration
A series of models made in concrete, and destroyed with various methods.





