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From neon-lit gyms in Surabaya to a quiet sanctuary outside Medan — every project below is a deliberate answer to a specific brief.
Prime Gym Surabaya
A 1,200 m² flagship — sculpted lighting, raw concrete, mirrored cardio decks.
Lexington Interior
Quiet luxury — warm walnut, brass accents, and a study that breathes.
Spartan Gym
Bold industrial palette — built for performance, dressed for the feed.
Quiet Sanctuary
A retreat carved from light — cross-ventilated, low-noise, slow living.
Prime Gym Batam
Bigger sibling. Bigger ceilings. Same DNA, new coast.
Rumah Tenun
Heritage textiles reimagined in concrete and timber — a love letter to Sumatran craft.
Grocery Store Medan
Daily-stop retail dressed like a flagship — wayfinding by light, not by signage.
RB House
Tropical-modernist family home — open plan, deep eaves, courtyard at the heart.
Villa Zeqita
Cliffside indulgence — infinity edges, lava stone, sunsets engineered as decor.
Deni House
Compact, monochrome, ruthlessly edited — a starter home that punches.
University in Medan
Civic-scale interiors built for learning — and long study nights.
Syera Kitchen
The room where the house actually lives — redrawn around an island that hosts.
LSW House
The studio's most recent handover — modernist volumes, deep landscape, and a façade that ages on purpose.