A selection of studio projects across libraries, offices, galleries, and homes.
A branch-library renovation inside a former canal warehouse, reorganised around sightlines and a single central desk rather than a maze of stack aisles.
A publishing house headquarters where desk placement was mapped against Allen's proximity curve before a single wall went up.
An adaptive-reuse gallery in a former print works, where hang height and spacing were treated as part of the curatorial argument.
A private home for a collector, organised around a domestic archive with the same discipline as a professional finding aid.
A flexible workspace with a wayfinding system borrowed directly from hospital signage research.
A small artist-residency complex where shared and private space was zoned the way a city separates use districts.