Interiors, material studies, and spatial ideas.
A proposed interior renovation within a landmark cinema complex. Gaia contributed site survey, existing-condition documentation, preliminary planning and drafting, budget support, and technical documentation with the studio team.
A compact mountain residence organized around light, framed views, and the relationship between shared and private space. Stone, timber, and deep shading establish the material language.
A family home reworked around clearer circulation, daylight, and existing custom furniture. The kitchen becomes a connected social space while the sound structure is retained.
A study of space through section, physical models, and layered enclosure. Carved voids and winding circulation create changing relationships between solid and open space.
Three volumes meet around a triangular public space. Connected ramps, planted thresholds, and interior and exterior routes bring exhibition, learning, and gathering into one spatial sequence.
Gaia Lenzi is an Argentine designer based in San Francisco and a licensed architect in Argentina. Her background spans architecture, interiors, furniture, visualization, and art, with architectural training in Argentina and graduate architecture study in the United States.
Her work considers space and its contents together: proportion, materials, furniture, color, light, and the objects we live with.
She works with clients on interiors and spatial design, from a room or apartment to a broader project or collaboration. Work can include layouts, furniture concepts and selection, materials and finishes, lighting concepts, sourcing, drawings, and visualization.
Architectural licensure: Argentina. Gaia is not licensed as an architect in California.