The project journal

Water changes
a room.

A living room becomes a landscape. A partition becomes a view. A quiet corner becomes somewhere to pause. Explore three original concept studies.

Three original room studies

See each room.
Explore its concept.

The Walnut Gallery: A long, planted view turns a quiet living room into the most observed part of the house, with the garden and its stone wall just beyond the glass.
Concept project / 01Freshwater

The Walnut Gallery

A long, planted view turns a quiet living room into the most observed part of the house, with the garden and its stone wall just beyond the glass.

Tidal House: A two-sided reef creates a gentle division between a dining space and a relaxed sitting room, with the skyline beyond the glass.
Concept project / 02Marine

Tidal House

A two-sided reef creates a gentle division between a dining space and a relaxed sitting room, with the skyline beyond the glass.

A Study in Green: A compact freshwater landscape brings a patient rhythm to a room made for reading and work.
Concept project / 03Freshwater

A Study in Green

A compact freshwater landscape brings a patient rhythm to a room made for reading and work.

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A note on these projects

Imagined rooms.
Concrete design questions.

These are fictional projects, created to show how different aquarium concepts can relate to architecture and everyday life. They are not completed client commissions or evidence of a trading business.

Use them to think about viewing positions, cabinetry, access and the kind of ecosystem you would enjoy caring for.

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