The architecture of Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives is conceived not as a statement of form, but as a stage for nature. Set within the delicate ecosystem of the Maldives, the design approach avoids imposition and instead seeks harmony—allowing the island's raw beauty to lead. Buildings are positioned to frame the sea, the skies, and the palms, turning every view into a living artwork. The guiding ethos behind the project is simple yet profound: nature is the hero.

Between pure lines and precise volumes, the residential complex Blanc 59 extends along a boulevard that gently follows the natural contours of the land. The twenty houses, arranged continuously with no side setbacks, create a cohesive landscape where each unit integrates with another as part of a single architectural gesture.

Trailcenter Rytterknægten is part of the nationwide initiative Danish Trailcentres, buildings designed to promote outdoor activity and nature access across Denmark. Designed by Matters in 2021, built in 2025, the project was initiated by DIF and Lokale & Anlægsfonden, in collaboration with Bornholm's regional municipality. Trailcenter Rytterknægten is located at the highest point in Bornholm, 162 meters above sea level, in the heart of Almindingen, Denmark's third largest forest. The pavilion offers visitors unique access to the island's diverse terrain and rich biodiversity through a series of scenic viewpoints and recreational zones.

Situated on a narrow 2,835-square-foot lot nestled between two large houses in Seattle's Leschi neighborhood, this home enjoys close proximity to Frink Park and framed views of the Cascades and Lake Washington.