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Integrated Architectural Systems
The studio operates on two scales: Integrated Architectural Systems and Collectible Objects.
Each system is developed through direct authorship - resolving complexity in the studio to ensure a precision that software cannot predict. We move from hand-sketch to monolithic cast, developed physically, not approximated digitally.
Section 01: Monolithic Horizontal Systems
Continuous functional surfaces where the plane of work becomes the architecture of the space. Engineered as single-cast elements to eliminate traditional seams and resolve service interfaces through material continuity.
Section 02: Vertical Field Systems
Large-format panelization and structural wraps resolved at 1/2" nominal thickness. These systems utilize monolithic corner returns to maintain material logic across vertical transitions, bypassing the aesthetic limitations of standard thin-set applications.
Section 03: Integrated Program Elements
Sculptural interventions where material carries the specific identity of the program. From topographic executive surfaces to site-specific branding, these elements are birthed from hand-sketches and verified in-field to resolve complex geometric anomalies.
Section 04: The Chronicle
The raw archive of the practice. Documentation of the pivot from digital approximation to physical resolve—featuring the sketches, templates, and field-work that define the ancestry of each completed system.
These systems represent the architectural scale of our material practice. View the full progression of integrated and sculptural projects.
Each system is developed in response to site-specific conditions and architectural intent.
Some paths require a shift.