With Fr.376 Architecture design, the architecture of the house is no longer dependent on the surrounding context, but rather has created its own independent landscape.

Throughout, a sense of restraint underpins the approach, with a muted tonality used in various ways further enhancing a feeling of connection internally.

A palette of greens, greys, burgundy and earth tones were used throughout the space in response to the nature-themed design narrative.

This extensive interior renovation is a luxurious, minimalist take on a classic Parisian flat in the heart of SoHo.

We use the language of geometry to organize the representation of space, and realize the combination of function and form through geometric deformation and combination of simple shapes.

Through the analysis of the Pantheon, Labotory settled the plaza as a common space and the colonnade as the transition space.

The elaborate curve resembling the curve of a teacup comes in from the outside facade and the entrance creating an empathetic passage escorting the customers in.