Designed across two levels with 11-foot ceilings, sculptural architectural forms, custom millwork and a dramatic interplay of plaster, stone and natural wood. Curved walls, floating ceilings, integrated lighting and a sweepizg staircasse give the nearly 8,700-square-foot residence an architectural identity entirely its own.

The residence is organized around light, scale and movement, with long sightlines connecting one space to the next and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the city beyond. Three exposures bring a different character throughout the day, while two private terraces create a direct connection between the interiors and the skyline. The result is a home that feels composed rather than decorated, with the architecture itself defining each space.