The spatial idea
A white street frontage gives way to warm timber, patterned floors and shaded rooms. The guest spaces balance the building’s period character with the quieter comfort of a place to stay.
DESIGNING FOR THE HUMAN EXPERIENCELet’s talk ↗A white street frontage gives way to warm timber, patterned floors and shaded rooms. The guest spaces balance the building’s period character with the quieter comfort of a place to stay.

A white street frontage gives way to warm timber, patterned floors and shaded rooms. The guest spaces balance the building’s period character with the quieter comfort of a place to stay.
Arrival, comfort and the transitions between public and private settings shape the guest experience. Each part should support the character of the destination.
Materials, lighting, furniture and technical interfaces need to be developed together. The gallery brings the spatial character into focus; the appointed project scope defines the responsibilities for delivery.


