A sweeping curved bronze-toned metal canopy above dense street-level planting, a glass tower rising behind.

VERDA — Residential design house

Conceived
together.

Architect-designed residences, developed as complete works — architecture, interiors, furniture and landscape, conceived as one.

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The house

A residential design house creating limited urban environments where architecture, interiors, furniture, and landscape are conceived together.

  1. 01ProjectsThe collection index
  2. 02ApproachHow the house works
  3. 03ResidencesPrivate homes and studios
  4. 04JournalNotes and material studies
  5. 05EnquireBegin a conversation
A curved residential tower with plant-filled balconies against a bright blue sky.F18 · Residential exterior

Projects — collections

Three works,
in sequence.

  1. 01

    Courtland Row

    A converted works building rebuilt as nine authored homes around a planted court.

    Adaptive-reuse residencesEast Dock · conceptAvailable concept · 2026

  2. 02

    Terra Deck

    A study for a shared roof landscape sitting over a boutique multi-residence building.

    Planted rooftop & shared gardenUpper Terrace · conceptCompleted study · 2025

  3. 03

    Signal House

    A single authored residence resolved from structure to furniture as one work.

    Private urban studioNorth Reach · conceptForthcoming · 2027

Residences — inside a work

The room,
as one hand.

Curved joinery, a low sculptural sofa, hard afternoon shadow. The interior is drawn with the same pen as the building it sits in — architecture continued indoors.

Amber light. Mineral surfaces. Nothing added later.

A curved built-in bookshelf and pale sculptural sofa lit by hard window shadow.A04 · Interior
A concrete coffered ceiling above planted interior balconies and a glazed entrance.

Material — concrete & green

Structure that
holds the planting.

  • Board-marked concrete
  • Integrated planting
  • Timber & glass
A glass residential facade with integrated planted terraces layered against the city.A18 · Urban context

Approach

Nature is not decoration. It is part of the structure.

VERDA develops limited urban environments where architecture, interiors, furniture and landscape are conceived together — planting held by the frame, not applied to it.

A wide planted green roof with a stepped path meeting the sky.

Shared ground — rooftop

Ground returned
to the residents.

Looking up through a spiralling concrete stair to a single tree and open sky.

Where structure ends, the garden begins.

F04 · Declan Sun

Enquire

Begin a
conversation.

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