Our challenge was making something feel both grounded and elevated. How do you design for luxury without defaulting to excess? How do you work with curves without losing clarity?

The corner of Jefferson Lane gave us that opportunity. BPG Developments wanted to move beyond the predictable glass tower—they were after a residential landmark that belonged to Palm Beach, not one imposed upon it. 58 apartments, eight penthouses, three townhouses. Visible from the highway, steps from the ocean.

We turned to the coast for answers. The façade curves and folds like wind-shaped dunes, clad in travertine with a sunbaked palette of blush and rust that catches morning light and holds the warmth of late afternoons. Every apartment opens to the ocean, floor plans oriented for breezes and unbroken horizon lines to Currumbin.

Amenity spaces follow the same logic—pool and cabanas nestle within landscaping, wellness areas invite lingering without prescribing it. We chose materials that improve with time: stone that weathers, forms that feel permanent, spaces where the rhythm of coastal living can unfold naturally.