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Ten live product sites. Interface, backend, and delivery.
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WATERFORD
Place brand · Real estate
250-acre professional campus in Miami. Identity, naming, production governance, and a web system for a district that had to feel like a destination—not a brochure.
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DM
Healthtech · AI platform
Global orthodontic AI product site—FDA De Novo / MDR positioning, multi-language surfaces, and a marketing system built to hold clinical claims without looking like a lab PDF.
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CARNIVAL
Hospitality · Events at sea
Meetings, incentives, and full-ship charters for Carnival Cruise Line. A conversion-minded site that still feels like a vacation—fleet, destinations, and quote flow in one system.
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OTR
Studio · Brand & web
The studio’s own site—formerly Nativo. Editorial pacing, work index, and a voice that had to feel like the room where the other projects were made.
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UNIK
Retail · Wellness
National natural-wax studio brand. Calm, high-hygiene storytelling, membership and services architecture, and a site that sells comfort before it sells a Brazilian.
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WHISTLE
Retail · Service network
Nationwide express car-wash network. Location finder, wash tiers, memberships, and a mobile-app push—operational content that still has to feel fun to use.
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WALLS
Culture · Museum
Miami’s open-air street-art museum. Tickets, artists, venue, and private events—an ever-evolving collection that needed a site as alive as the walls.
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CORE
Real estate · Architecture
Goldman Properties’ Class A workplace in Wynwood. Spatial storytelling, amenity systems, and an AR-adjacent presentation for a building that had to feel like the neighborhood it sits in.
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TOWERS
Place brand · Workplace campus
Aventura destination office campus: White, Red, and Onyx towers. Art, wellness, and LEED Platinum storytelling for a postmodern workplace that had to feel iconic, not generic Class A.
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VOCA
SaaS · Voice AI
AI call analytics on their own infrastructure—not a sample, every call. Product story, bilingual surface, and a conversion path that had to explain a hard idea without sounding like a lab.
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