Discipline 02
Interior Design
Contained Light
A room is measured by its light, not its walls.
- 01Interior concept and atmosphere
- 02Furniture and lighting direction
- 03Spatial coordination through detail
Selected work
Projects through
this discipline.
Barcelona, Spain
The Social Port
The Social Port reinterprets the historical role of a port as a place of arrival, exchange and connection — turning the adaptive reuse of a historic Barcelona palace into a workplace built around social connection.
What we didWe led the interior architecture concept, reimagining a historic government palace as a contemporary workplace without erasing the building's identity.
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Matosinhos, Portugal
Continuous House
Designed for a couple who navigate daily life in wheelchairs, Continuous House treats accessibility as an intrinsic principle of proportion, circulation and materiality.
What we didWe designed the architecture and interiors as a single system, treating accessibility as a question of proportion, circulation and material from the first sketch.
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Florence, Italy
T Project
This project reinterprets the Brutalist legacy of Leonardo Ricci's Sorgane housing through raw concrete, openness and the free flow of natural light.
What we didWe reworked the interior around Ricci's raw concrete structure, opening the plan to let light and circulation move freely through it.
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Santa Marta, Colombia
White Box
A coastal residence shaped by shifting daylight, gentle level changes and an opening that anchors the interior to the horizon.
What we didWe shaped the interior around daylight and the horizon, using gentle level changes instead of walls to define each space.
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The concept is not a decorative title. It is the test each decision must pass: proportion, use and the system around it.
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