modern interiors, modern landscaping, modern garden, modern design, interior design, retail design, modern remodel, modern house, modern home, mid century modern, prefab modern

Building on the success of Studio 804’s previous prefab projects, Modular 4 became the most ambitious project to date. Consisting of seven modules, the 1500 square foot home is located mere blocks away from the KU medical center, providing tremendous exposure to our work. Featuring a remarkably flexible floor plan anchored by a core of service space that defines the interior, the seven modules are offset in the middle to separate public and private, creating a bold four-foot cantilever on either side of the house.

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Allied contruction built this elevation in Village Grove. Only 19 of the 1002 homes in the tracts of Village Grove were built in this elevation. This particular elevation sold for $17,500 new, when comparable traditional ranch styles were selling for $15,500. These homes have been compared to homes designed by Eichler,Ralph Haver and Cliff May. The architect was Charles Shreiber. These homes are truly unique.

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Light filled, polycarbonate enclosed stairwells mark a flowing path through this small, two-unit condominium. Living spaces open onto garages extending the useable area during entertaining. Flexible bedroom spaces on the second floor look onto private courtyards, and the surrounding tree canopy.

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Each project is unique and we aim to create integrated, unified spaces which are aesthetically and functionally right for the site and fulfil the brief set by our clients. We work on a wide range of projects both small and large, urban and country, domestic and international.

We believe excellence in design is the thread that ties together landscape, ecology, architecture and art. We seek to constantly explore the relationship between inside and out, between art and design and between the natural and the created landscape.

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Matthew is an illustrator, graphic designer, and painter who lives and works from his studio in the Washington, DC metro area. His latest project for Thievery Corporation won him a Grammy nomination in 2007 and a feature on the Apple site.

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My designs are contemporary in nature. I feel that a simple approach is usually best, and leads to a more pleasing and beautiful design, and also helps the project to be more functional, coherent, and cost effective.
I believe that the landscape should be strongly integrated with existing and proposed architecture. Whenever possible they must be thought out together. A whole host of landscape elements are carefully considered, and arranged in a way that ultimately shapes the overall “floor plan” of a site.

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For the Bape store, after discussions with Nigo, we decided to create a store that felt like a town within a building with an American diner flair. However, for the top floor, a sense of playfulness was added with a colonial style resort inspired space.

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