Projects
Systems we've installed.
Fifteen installations across residential, hotel, commercial and mixed-use buildings — stackers, puzzle systems from two to seven levels, and combined configurations where one system type alone would not fit.
No projects match that combination.
What this index is missing
Fifteen projects, and not one measured outcome.
Six of fifteen have a published location. The rest show building type only. Several names strongly suggest a city — Woodinville, Kirkland, Brickell — but a name is not a location, and inference does not go on a client's page.
No project publishes a space count, a completion year, or a photograph. Those three fields turn this grid from a list into proof.
Permission is the urgent one. Dior, St. Regis and Waldorf are named publicly today. Brand-sensitive clients frequently do not permit it, and discovering that after a redesign is expensive.
One project is filed in the wrong place. A 3-level high tandem puzzle system at UCLA, Westwood exists as a blog post and is absent from this index. A named university installation is strong proof sitting in the wrong bucket. [CLIENT TO PROVIDE: confirm it is a TAPC installation, then add it.]
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