Vision Gallery · Pre-prototype
Four dwelling studies + two open-floor event studios. Built around one consistent idea: a durable hard-finish interior, an 8-ft pony wall, and a high faceted shell above.
Shared architecture
These images explore interior direction for the 400 sq ft model in development. They are not photographs of completed structures or finalized engineering documentation.
Concept floor area
Continuous pony wall
Concept apex height
No fabric interior shell
Oatmeal-toned hempcrete and mineral plaster give the insulated shell a tactile, durable interior face. Curved storage, kitchen, dining, lounge, and sleeping zones support a complete retreat stay without crowding the open plan.
LED lines follow the engineered facets from the apex toward the pony wall, turning the structure itself into the lighting feature. Painted mineral and metal surfaces keep the envelope solid, while a curved bar and adaptable sleeping zone make the floor plan work after the gathering ends.
A hard, hand-finished adobe surface wraps the lower wall and faceted ceiling in ochre warmth. A curved partition carries the loft while the kitchen, lounge, dining area, and sculptural tub remain connected below.
Subtly textured spray-painted steel makes the panel system visible without feeling industrial. Muted sage, mist blue, warm ivory, and pale clay combine with indirect lighting, a mineral floor, and softly curved furnishings for a simple modern interior that still feels inviting.
Textured white-painted sheet metal creates a bright, quiet backdrop for exhibitions, poetry, and live performance. A compact curved kitchen stays at the perimeter, leaving the center open for gallery receptions or dance events with more than 20 guests.
A calm yet vibrant interior with state-of-the-art sound engineering turns the faceted shell into a resonance chamber for gongs, crystal and metal singing bowls, hanging chimes, flutes, and a small water feature.
The production-target 200 sq ft model sits just under the occupancy-permit limit in most jurisdictions, so it's small for full-time living — but ideal as a compact, dedicated space. Three ways to put it to work.
A snug rounded desk folds down from the pony wall beside a simple ergonomic chair and a round rug. A small bookshelf, a coffee table with flowers, and a quiet splitter unit round out a focused workspace — and R-30 four-season insulation keeps it temperate year-round through long working hours.
A gorgeous sprung wood floor anchors a private movement space for personal practice or seeing clients. Pilates equipment stays neatly along the perimeter beside yoga blankets, blocks, and straps, while a small row of thangkas and stenciled flowerets warm muted copper earth-tone walls. A seamless sound system and spreading ivy plants complete the calm.
Much sweeter and more durable than your average love-shack... picture a creekside romantic getaway set back on a large property. Earn revenue and become a beloved super-host as you provide delightful experiences for your guests (or perhaps the visiting family member). To conserve space while extending elegance: out on the deck you got your basics covered with a big claw-foot tub and a private wood stall shower for year-round stays. Same R-30 insulation value makes this an appealing spot even for colder months.
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