Longevity architecture.
Space shaped to help you think clearly, sleep deeply and recover fully. Every day, for decades.
Four principles. Every project. From the first sketch.
Natural materials run through all four. The latest technology refines them.
Light
Light sets the body clock.
In the architecture
- Rooms turned to the sun
- Deep windows, generous ceilings
- Shade set to the sun’s path
In the technology
- Circadian lighting
- Smart glass and shading
42%higher decision-making scores with daylight and views. Boubekri et al., 2020
Air
Fresh air keeps the mind clear.
In the architecture
- Air that crosses every room
- Courtyards that draw heat out
- Breathable lime and timber
In the technology
- CO₂ and humidity sensing
- Heat-recovery ventilation
101%higher thinking scores in fresh, ventilated air. Allen et al., Harvard, 2016
Temperature
Cool to sleep. Heat and cold to recover.
In the architecture
- Thick walls that hold the seasons
- Glass chosen for the climate
- Heat, plunge and rest in sequence
In the technology
- Night cooling in bedrooms
- Sauna, plunge and red light
4–7sauna sessions a week, linked to a longer life. Laukkanen et al., 2015
Sound
Quiet lets the mind rest.
In the architecture
- Bedrooms on the quiet side
- Mass and layered walls
- Soft, natural surfaces
In the technology
- Acoustic glazing
- Silent ventilation
Designed in. Never added on.
The finest technology is the kind you never see.
Circadian lighting
Follows the sun, indoors.
Air you can measure
Fresh, filtered, automatic.
Sleep temperature
Cooler at night, warm by morning.
Recovery suites
Sauna, plunge, red light, rest.
Smart glass
Tints as the sun moves.
Ready for your data
Responds to how you slept.
Natural materials, throughout.
