A ground-up boutique residential development redefining micro-living through precision, design clarity, and purpose-built spaces.
2110 Bercy began as an obsolete duplex. Rather than adapt a structure that no longer served its context, the project was rethought entirely.
The site was fully demolished and rebuilt as Territo Boutique Apartments — a new 7-unit micro-apartment building, designed, constructed, and furnished under a single creative vision.
Boutique residential development
7 micro-apartments
Completed
Developer, Concept, Creative Direction
Demolition, design, construction, full furnishing
3 years
Rather than adapting an obsolete duplex that no longer served its context, the decision was made to fully demolish the existing structure and rethink the site entirely.
This phase marked a clean break from the past condition of the building, allowing the project to be rebuilt without compromise. Demolition created the opportunity to redefine scale, structure, and layout from the ground up, ensuring that every subsequent design and construction decision aligned with a single, cohesive vision.
When the project began, it was inspired by the essence of the shoebox — the small house. In a world that is constantly changing, where everything continues to grow bigger and faster, the intent was to return to fundamentals, to what truly matters.
The shoebox represents more than compact living. It symbolizes simplicity, efficiency, and respect for the environment. This philosophy became the conceptual foundation for every decision throughout the project.
The true complexity of the project was not scale, but precision.
Micro-living demands a different way of thinking. Every inch had to be intentional, every layout decision architectural, and every furnishing choice purposeful.
The challenge was to design spaces that feel generous despite their size — spaces that support daily life without compromise. Storage, circulation, light, and materiality were required to work together seamlessly.
I approach real estate as a creative collaboration, not a transactional process.
My role sits at the intersection of design, construction, and lived experience.
I value strong concepts, thoughtful details, and solutions that respond to real constraints — budgets, timelines, spatial limits — without sacrificing ambition.
Whether working on renovations or ground-up developments, I believe the best projects emerge when architecture, interior design, and execution are aligned from the very beginning.
Connect with David to plan a residence that seamlessly integrates architecture, design, and lifestyle.
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