Case Studies

A hospitality amenity art program rooted in the history of the land and the evolution of Scottsdale — with custom works inspired by early electrical infrastructure, desert geometry, and the surrounding landscape.

A workplace hospitality art program inspired by the material language of Grand Central Station — incorporating patina, oxidation, and layered surface treatments through commissioned works informed by chemistry, craft, and historical reference.

A residential art program inspired by Colorado landscapes, modern agrarian aesthetics, and layered material warmth — integrating geometric abstraction, botanical imagery, and residential hospitality throughout shared amenity spaces.

A relaxed coastal art program inspired by surf culture, sun-faded textures, and the layered warmth of a modern beach lodge.

A Northern California residential art program inspired by Petaluma’s agricultural history, coastal landscape, and handcrafted traditions.

A residential art program inspired by the materials, textures, and iconography of the Sonoran Desert. The collection combines ceramics, textiles, photography, and found ephemera to create a contemporary interpretation of Southwestern living.

Entrada blends expressive artwork, handcrafted materials, and desert-inspired forms into a layered contemporary interpretation of Southwest living.

The Link’s art program draws from the bold geometry, layered color, and shifting light of the Arizona desert. Through murals, original paintings, and architectural integrations, the artwork creates a graphic visual language that extends throughout the property and reinforces the project’s contemporary Southwest identity.

Washington’s art program explores the relationship between natural systems and industrial structure through layered materials, repeated forms, and biophilic references. Inspired by growth patterns, botanical studies, and modular geometry, the collection introduces moments of texture and organic movement throughout the property’s shared spaces.

Memorial Union centers around a large-scale suspended sculpture inspired by polygonal geometry, repetition, and natural formation patterns. Developed as a statement piece for the project’s central gathering space, the installation transforms simple repeated elements into a sculptural composition that feels both organic and architectural.