Architecture / Architectural Design — 2016 · Studio Commission

HGG

HGG twin guest room: two low oak beds with white linen and taupe throws under a carved timber relief panel, cane-front nightstands and a wall-hung desk, a ceiling fan turning above the sheer-curtained window.

Rigorous spatial articulation balancing proportional harmony, light simulation, and bespoke detailing created for HGG.

HGG forms part of RDVS Studios' enduring catalogue of architectural, interior, and computational spatial explorations. Completed in 2016, the project investigates tactile material boundaries and volumetric precision.

Our multidisciplinary team developed the project from programmatic schematic design through high-fidelity visual simulation and comprehensive turnkey project execution, ensuring strict adherence to the studio's closed-loop methodology.

HGG bed foot close-up: a low caned bench carrying a metal tray of citrus against the rounded oak bed base, standing on a grey shag rug by the sheer curtains.

HGG writing corner: a wall-hung oak desk with a branch-base lamp and cane chair beside the nightstand and telephone, the geometric timber relief above and a tall bird-of-paradise plant at the window.

HGG joinery beverage cooler: its glass door open on two rows of bottles under warm interior light, a caned cabinet door to the right and fruit blurred across the foreground.

HGG room from the bed head: the king facing a floor-to-ceiling window in sheers, flat-screen on a caned panel, desk and luggage rack beyond and a dark cane-front wardrobe at the far end.