Nathan SkyHorse
Sacred geometry integrated into an architectural environment

Service · One

Architecture as instrument.

Integrating sacred-geometry artifacts into permanent residential, hospitality, and ceremonial environments — designed and built end to end.

IThe Practice

Design / Build is the deepest of our offerings — the work in which the AllSphyr geometry becomes part of the architecture itself, not an object placed into it.

We collaborate with architects, interior designers, and private clients on chapels, meditation rooms, hospitality lobbies, healing centers, and residences where geometry is meant to shape the experience of the space, not merely decorate it.

We are most useful on projects where stillness, attention, and ceremony matter — and where the team is willing to slow down to let the geometry do its work.

IIProcess

Five movements, no shortcuts.

  1. 01

    Listening

    We begin by walking the site, hearing the brief, and sitting with the intention. No sketches yet.

  2. 02

    Geometry

    From the brief, we propose a geometric language — which forms, which materials, which scale, which spin.

  3. 03

    Drawing

    Plans, sections, and prototypes — the moment the work becomes communicable.

  4. 04

    Build

    Hand-fabrication in copper, mirror, and crystal. Trades coordinated where the work meets the building.

  5. 05

    Calibration

    Installation and tuning on site — light, breath, sightlines, and the way the room receives the piece.

IIIBuilt

Recent collaborations.

Wynn Palace — Architectural Centerpiece

Wynn Palace — Architectural Centerpiece

Large-scale MirrorSphyr integrated into the palace's gilded architecture, lit and oriented for the room's central sightlines.

Studio & Sanctuary

Studio & Sanctuary

Hand-fabrication studio doubling as a meditation sanctuary — copper geometry suspended from the rafters in working light.

Building something contemplative?

If you are designing a space where geometry should anchor the experience, we should talk.

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