TELLURI DESIGNA STUDION
Desert Courtyard House
This scheme leans on restraint rather than excess: deep window reveals, lime-toned plaster, woven timber overhead, and a palette of stone, oak, and rust-colored textile. The plan organizes private rooms around protected outdoor space so light, shade, and privacy all feel intentional.
Pool House Compound
The architecture is arranged as a series of calm pavilion-like pieces connected by glass, shade structures, and a pool court that becomes the social center of the site. Heavy masonry anchors the house while dark steel, warm wood, and broad overhangs keep the composition light, open, and livable at sunset.
Ranch Court Residence
This project reads as a family of simple agrarian forms rather than a single oversized mass. Repeated gables, covered parking, and low planting give the home a grounded, durable character, while the cobbled motor court and generous porches turn everyday arrival into part of the architecture.
Courtyard Gable Study
Here the project is driven by massing and section: bright metal roofs, dark connectors, masonry plinths, and a bridge-like courtyard spine create a house that feels both familiar and experimental. The rotating axon views show how each wing frames outdoor rooms, terraces, and vertical movement as part of one continuous composition.