Light Defines the Plane

Massive troweled stucco planes absorb sound and slow the eye — space measured in depth, not square footage.

Sharp cast edges articulate every junction where plane meets plane, giving flat surfaces architectural relief without ornament.

Monochrome renders strip distraction. What remains is pure proportion — the geometry speaks without color to persuade.

Openings are calibrated to frame light, not to maximize it. The passage from bright to dark is the experience itself.