Welcome to our Miami studio

From here in The Magic City, we spellbind clients around the world with our radical innovation. We fear nothing and believe anything is possible. And, as a gateway city, we know no boundaries. Whether at home or abroad, our thirst for knowledge and a deeper understanding of people from diverse backgrounds guides everything we do. We thrive on challenges and succeed through imagination—exploring, dreaming, and delivering. Above all, we’re energized by an optimistic conviction that design is transformational.

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2800 Ponce De Leon Blvd
Suite 1300
Coral Gables, Florida 33134

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Studio in a Garden

Air cleaning plants, Golden Pothos, were selected to grow and be trained vertically to create the indoor garden, a Living Lab, Helping to create a strong connection with Nature. Project based teams re-configure the flexible furniture on casters and are able to swivel the sit-to-stand desks as they choose.

Supporting our multi-generational team, different styles of work are encouraged through different types of spaces, and seating choices. Team and individual mobility supported by full wireless connectivity, and movable, reconfigurable furniture that allows for Design Talks, yoga classes, design charrette or VR presentations. As a creative lab where clients are part of the process, the studio is future ready with the digital practice continues to evolve.

The materials library is a light filled multi-purpose space that houses all materials for the architecture, interiors and landscape design practices. The space also functions as a medium-sized meeting room for lunch & learn presentations.

Carefully considering every aspect of waste management, material storage and print production and supplies, the Plotter/Scanner/Supplies room was designed to be space-saving and efficient.

The “Bento Box” is a circulation spine with functional storage activated with display zones and became an exercise in the simple, yet rhythmic organization of volumes, materiality, transparency and light.

“We designed our studio space in a way that allows us to innovate, explore, and discover. It inspires and motivates us. All of this ultimately leads to better designs for our clients.”

—Lawrence Kline, Managing Director