Concepts

A selection of early sketches and diagrams developed during the design process. These drawings explore spatial organization, circulation, massing, and key interior elements such as custom furniture, partitions, and built-in features.

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Movable Electronic Display Panels – Concept

Proposal for movable multifunctional electronic panels that serve both as digital displays and space dividers. The panels define zones within the interior while simultaneously providing surfaces for information, media, and visual content. Their mobility allows the space to be easily reconfigured for different uses and events.

The concepts illustrate the initial ideas that shape each project and guide the development of the final design.

Reception Desk – Concept Sketch

Concept sketch of a custom-designed reception desk. The form explores a continuous, sculptural surface that combines the working counter and front panel into a single flowing volume.

The design emphasizes soft geometry and layered surfaces, creating a distinctive focal point for the reception area while maintaining a clean and functional workspace.

Seaside House – Renovation and Vertical Extension (Concept)

Concept for the renovation and vertical extension of an existing seaside house. The proposal adds new levels and roof terraces while keeping a compact footprint within the dune landscape. Dark timber cladding and deep openings give the building a calm, sculptural presence that connects the house to its coastal surroundings.

Entrance Floor – Elevator Lobby Concept

Concept for the entrance floor and elevator lobby of the reception area. Sculptural panels wrap the walls and ceiling, integrating lighting and guiding visitors toward the reception. The space creates a strong and distinctive arrival experience.

Reception – Concept Sketch

Concept sketch for the reception of an electrical engineering company in a converted warehouse building. The design preserves the industrial character of the space while creating a clear and welcoming entrance area.

Space Divider – Concept Sketch

Concept sketch of a sculptural space divider with integrated display elements for a retail environment. The structure defines zones within the store while providing surfaces for product presentation and visual merchandising.

Spatial Functions – 3D Diagram

Three-dimensional diagram illustrating the distribution and occupation of functions within the space. Color gradients indicate the transition between different program zones and their spatial relationships.

Reception Coffee Bar – Concept Sketch

Concept sketch for the reception coffee bar at an advertising agency in Amsterdam. The design combines a welcoming lounge atmosphere with an informal meeting space centered around a long communal bar. Suspended lighting and warm materials create a relaxed environment for visitors and staff.

Lunch Room – Concept Sketch

Concept sketch of the lunch room for the office of an advertising agency in Amsterdam. The space is conceived as an informal gathering area within the workplace, centered around a large communal table that encourages interaction and shared meals.

Warm materials and soft lighting create a relaxed atmosphere distinct from the surrounding workspaces. Pendant lamps above the table define the central zone, while a built-in bench along the windows provides additional seating. Large graphic wall panels introduce a bold visual identity, reinforcing the creative character of the agency.

Office Floor Concept – Los Angeles

Concept sketch of an office floor in a high-rise building in Los Angeles. The plan illustrates the organization of the workspace, showing open work areas, offices, meeting rooms, and shared facilities.

Color-coded zones indicate different functions and help structure circulation and wayfinding throughout the floor. Larger volumes define key program areas while maintaining an open and flexible workplace layout.

Private Conference Room – Concept Sketch

Concept sketch of a private conference room within the office space. The design introduces custom wooden door frames and glass fronts that define the meeting area while maintaining visual openness.

The elements create a clear transition between circulation spaces and enclosed rooms, combining transparency with a sense of privacy. Natural materials and simple geometric forms establish a calm and focused environment for meetings within the larger open office.