Led the concept and spatial strategy for an innovative urban office building designed to embody wellness at every level—from materiality and flow to light, breath, and biophilic integration. The project, located in Manhattan’s NoMad district, was envisioned as a physiological and psychological reset—bringing circulatory logic, elemental design, and spatial clarity into the commercial landscape.

This was a prototype for a new kind of workplace—one that prioritized resonance, rhythm, and recovery as much as productivity.

• Create a regenerative office typology for a post-acute-care tenant

• Reimagine workplace circulation and programming around wellness principles

• Integrate natural light, air quality, and biophilic forms as primary design drivers

• Align with WELL Building Standard while extending beyond compliance

• Provide a distinct narrative that blends sensory experience with spatial systems

• Developed the core regenerative design narrative: Earth / Breath / Light / Rhythm

• Designed a circulation loop to support both movement and momentary restoration

• Selected material palette based on tactility, natural tones, and physiological harmony

• Integrated public wellness programs into the ground level and rooftop zones

• Led concept through full design presentation with operational alignment and visual storytelling

• Positioned the project as a wellness-forward commercial prototype for future replication

• Concept design completed with full narrative and systems alignment

• Tenant engagement secured based on the spatial health-forward strategy

• Project halted due to developer malfeasance, but design remains a stand-alone reference for future wellness-integrated workplace models

• Portions of the concept have informed other regenerative and wellness projects across sectors