The Lab
Touch the work.
Working experiments in design, motion, and software. These are studies you can try; client projects live in Our Work. Pick one and poke it.
Start with the Pool Room
One click opens the working demo.
Open a study and try the controls.
Explore a design before the build.
Interactive design studies for builders and remodelers. See the construction showcase +
Build the place. Roll film.
When a place is still an idea, we can show the idea. The Pool Room is a made-up setting, not a client location.
Walk inside it.
Architecture becomes a place to move, touch, and remember.
Six-Story Walk-Up
An illustrative NYC corner you can turn and inspect in your browser.
Shows: A space can be explored before a photo shoot. Try it
Neon District
An illustrative night district with controls you can tap and move through.
Shows: An interface can explain a place by letting you explore it. Try itMake movement useful.
Motion points, explains, and answers. It never blocks the door.
Scroll Into Motion
A scroll-controlled visual study. Move forward, back, or stop wherever you like.
Shows: Motion can explain without slowing the page down. Try it
Micro-Animations
An illustrative ordering app. Press, throw, hold, and undo without placing an order.
Shows: Feedback can make a tool less confusing. Try it
AHA Laser Poster
A responsive poster study with a laser-drawn wordmark and pull-chain. It is a design demo, not a client result.
Shows: Print energy can work on a screen. Try itFix what happens behind the counter.
Turn daily friction into a tool the business can understand and own.
Studio Engine
Pick an illustrative business and watch a sample direction take shape. Change the look without changing any real client site.
Shows: A rough idea can become a useful direction. Try it
Growth Street
An invented flower-shop story. Its people, orders, and money are visual props, not performance data.
Shows: Numbers can be explained without a wall of charts. Try itGive the business a world.
Strong visual direction without losing the offer or the next step.
Have a real business problem?

