
Black Box Project
A house that lives twice. Once by day, in cream and terracotta and full transparency; once by night, in amber and zen-spa shadow. The staircase is the hinge.
The day register
Arrival

Black Box Project
Public realm, full transparency
Day Floor

The first floor admits light by stages.


Even the kitchen and the boardroom were treated as parts of the day register — bright, ordered, generous.

Upstairs, the day softens.
The pivot
Ascent

Wood, rhythm, vertical.

The light turns.
This house lives twice. Once by day. Once by night.
Night mode
Private

The master is rendered in graphite. Sleep is engineered.




Four angles on a single suite.


The second bedroom is the home's hearth — amber, intimate, deliberately small. Storage is rendered as gallery.
The duality, made literal
Wellness


Two bathrooms, one house. Morning and midnight. The home insists you live both.
The closing breath
Cinema

The day ends here.

Water House
A residence built for performance and curation. Four living rooms across one day; a wellness wing of fitness, bar, and billiards; a garage treated as a private museum.
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