Every Gaihi estate begins with a singular vision. Meet the practitioners whose work defines our portfolio—studios chosen for their pursuit of light, proportion, and quiet permanence.
A Tokyo–Los Angeles practice working at the threshold of architecture and atmosphere. ArchiVoid's residences treat absence as material—designing for the way light moves through a room rather than the walls that contain it.
Threshold practice where structure dissolves into light. Best known for The Ethereal Pavilion in Ojai.
Earth-bound residences rooted in landscape. Wood, stone, and patinated bronze chosen to weather slowly.
Vertical residences for dense cities. Studio mastery of compressed proportion and borrowed sky.
Adaptive restoration of historic estates. The studio specializes in the architecture of inheritance.
Concrete and cypress in conversation. Restrained interiors that frame the horizon as a permanent guest.
Penthouse-scale interventions at the top of the world's cities. Glass, steel, and a Swiss obsession with detail.
Studios join the Gaihi atelier by invitation. Our selection process privileges intentionality over volume—every practice we represent shares a commitment to permanence, restraint, and the architecture of stillness.
A minimum decade of completed residential work and a documented body of writing or teaching about the firm's design ethos.
Demonstrated mastery of a restrained material palette. We look for studios that select fewer materials and resolve them deeply.
An institutional standard of discretion. Every studio operates under a Gaihi non-disclosure framework before any introduction.
Our atelier desk arranges private introductions to any studio in the Gaihi roster.
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