LWH designs from fundamental physical, environmental, and human needs — beyond just spatial and material aesthetics. Decisions are reasoned from core functions: light, energy, air, motion, gravity and time.
Architecture is seen as a membrane between interior and exterior — mediating light, temperature, moisture, air quality, and energy flows. Materials are selected for their structural and environmental performance, beyond appearance.
Spaces emobody calm and deliberate minimalism. Spaces are intentional and efficient across all program and systems.
Projects seek to minimize environmental impact and maximize resilience, using passive systems, durable materials, and smart interventions.
Materials are expressed authentically. The physical experience — how materials feel, how they age — is as important as how they look. Selection often favors natural, resilient materials.
Technology is used subtly and where it can support healthier air, better energy performance and human comfort.
Buildings are designed to adapt and evolve—structurally, programmatically, and environmentally to support long-term relevance and regenerative potential.
Design goes beyond reducing impact—it seeks to cultivate systems that actively encourage and restore ecological and human well-being. The goal is architecture that enriches its environment, strengthens its community, and improves over time.
LWH is grounded in a collaborative process that values expertise, dialogue, and mutual respect. We work closely with engineers, fabricators, consultants, clients, and communities to shape integrated solutions that are informed, coordinated, and purposeful.