Brick Visual

Returning to Sheron Residence with another selection of visuals from this remarkable development in Tashkent. Created for developer Tenet Group, the project reinterprets the elegance of Italian residential architecture through a contemporary lens, while drawing inspiration from Uzbekistan's rich cultural heritage and landscape.
It was a pleasure to help communicate not just the architecture, but the atmosphere and lifestyle envisioned for this unique community.

Not every day brings the opportunity to visualize a project that looks beyond architecture and toward the cosmos itself.
We were thrilled to collaborate with HeatherwickStudio on AlUla Manara, an ambitious astro tourism destination and visitor centre set within the extraordinary dark-sky landscapes of Saudi Arabia’s AlUla region.

Inspired by the spiralling geometries of galaxies, planetary rings, shells, and fossils, the project brings together scientific research, immersive public experiences, and some of the clearest night skies on Earth in a truly remarkable architectural vision.

West Woods Phase 2 marks the next chapter in the evolution of student life at the College of William & Mary in Virginia, replacing the aging Randolph Complex with a new residential neighborhood designed around community and connection. Developed by Boston-based Goody Clancy, the project introduces three new residence buildings that respect the character of one of America’s oldest universities while supporting the needs of contemporary campus life.

A defining feature of the design is its carefully detailed brick architecture, where elaborate patterns and textures bring depth and character to the façades. Set within a landscape of mature trees and open green spaces, the development offers a thoughtful balance between tradition and renewal.

These visualizations were created during the early phases of the project, capturing a moment in the ongoing evolution of ideas and concepts; they do not represent the final outcome.

Returning to Wedyan – The Canal, our ongoing collaboration with Al Ghurair and Kengo Kuma’s first project in Dubai. While the earlier selections focused on the project’s broader architectural presence, this new series moves closer, into quieter moments of materiality, atmosphere, and interior experience.

From softly framed skyline views to intimate communal spaces, these images explore the balance between calm restraint and the energy of the city beyond. As with the wider body of work created for the project, our goal was to capture not only the architecture itself, but the mood and rhythm of life envisioned within it.

Al Ghurair Collection