Set on a rare, large vacant site in the Hollywood Hills, this 3,750-square-foot house is conceived as a series of experiential “chambers,” rooms and outdoor spaces, each designed to heighten their spatial, material and chromatic elements.

To mark its 20th anniversary The French Laundry undertook an extensive renovation of the renowned restaurant’s historic property.

For the launch of Focals, a new line of smart glasses, North asked for a scalable system that could translate a complex customer journey into a gracious, intuitive experience. Adaptability was key.

The Octavia Project seeks to create people-centered spaces where people gather, form new connections, and develop new ideas and relationships. Our vision of the project revolves around three core concepts; Pathway (Marking Memory), Forum (Building Community) and Gateway (Dreaming the Future).

Expanded Field, the book, and the installation from which it evolved, is both an expression of our passion for installation work and an exploration of the overlapping territories of contemporary practice.

This home for an art collecting family was shaped by two primary design parameters: make no visible alterations to the house’s traditional front facade while transforming the interior into a modern open living space that integrates the client’s extensive collection of contemporary art. Through a careful coordination of artworks embedded within the architecture, the design seeks to create a heightened level of engagement by blurring the line between normal living and art experience.

For this first Pizzeria Delfina location outside of San Francisco, we devised a nuanced strategy that allowed the qualities unique to the original pizzerias to flourish — an intimacy between patron and cook, an open kitchen that serves to energize and entertain the dining area, and a heightened level of service — while featuring a Sirron Norris mural above the main dining area, and adding a sizable patio to cater to Burlingame's warmer climate and strong outdoor dining culture.