Portfolio

A private residential project developed through planning process for a site in Christ Church. The design balances a clear contemporary architectural language with the practical requirements of a tropical family home.

A Caribbean contemporary home organised across two levels with generous indoor-outdoor connections and a covered verandah. The design combines robust masonry construction with shaded external spaces and a restrained roofscape suited to the Barbadian climate.

Two private residences developed for planning approval in Christ Church. The project focuses on a clear residential layout, climate-responsive planning and a contemporary Caribbean expression shaped around everyday family life.

A compact two-level home that treats a small footprint as an opportunity for careful planning rather than compromise. Warm external cladding and textured wall finishes give the modest residence a distinct identity while keeping the architecture simple and efficient.

A pair of compact tropical cottages developed around shade, verandahs and a close relationship with landscape. Familiar Caribbean proportions are reworked in a crisp contemporary language, combining robust masonry construction with lightweight roof elements and relaxed indoor-outdoor living.

A phased transformation of an existing house and cottage into a more cohesive residential compound. New cabana, pool and deck interventions strengthen the relationship between interior living spaces and the landscape while allowing the existing buildings to remain central to the project.

A four-unit townhouse development in Holders combining two five-bedroom and two three-bedroom homes within a coordinated residential scheme. The architecture balances a contemporary exterior with flexible purchaser options, durable tropical materials and carefully planned private outdoor amenity areas.

A substantial private residence developed through planning and detailed architectural design at Apes Hill. Across three levels, the scheme layers private rooms with generous terraces, outdoor living, pool and gazebo spaces, using shade, framed views and carefully controlled circulation to create a resort-like family home.

Two chattel-house-inspired cottages reinterpreted through contemporary planning, materials and hurricane-conscious detailing. Familiar Barbadian residential forms are used as a starting point, then refined for modern living, privacy and a compact shared site.

The conversion and expansion of an existing structure at Chancery Lane into five two-storey, four-bedroom townhouses. Planning, access, parking, drainage, water storage, ventilation and servicing are integrated into a compact residential strategy rather than treated as separate technical layers.

A contemporary three-level family home shaped by the hillside and sea views of True Blue, Grenada. The design steps with the terrain and centres daily life around deep shade, generous sliding connections and a pool terrace, with restrained Mediterranean references and a warm natural material palette.

A new two-storey, three-bedroom family home designed around a tightly controlled budget and compact footprint. The brief pairs contemporary architecture with warmth, durability and practical tropical living, including open-plan social spaces, covered outdoor living and a robust hurricane-conscious approach.

A phased transformation of an existing property into a cohesive residential estate combining private living, guest accommodation and outdoor lifestyle spaces. The design unifies the buildings through simplified forms, coordinated openings and a restrained palette of textured render, stone and timber that sits quietly within the landscape.

A contemporary office fit-out for Geneva International Insurance at W Plaza, developed from concept through coordinated construction documentation. The project combines open workplace, meeting and social spaces with a mezzanine, layered lighting, refined finishes and closely coordinated services to create a polished but relaxed professional environment.