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EDITORIAL

Space, light, and material

Notes on the thinking behind design decisions — context, proportion, and the spatial relationships that shape how a building is experienced.

01

Reading context before drawing

Site, climate, and the surrounding built fabric set the terms a design has to answer to.

02

Material as argument

Every material choice carries a claim about durability, texture, and how a space should feel to the hand.

03

Light as a structural element

Daylight shapes circulation and mood as much as walls do — it deserves the same level of drawing.

04

Proportion and the human body

Scale decisions are felt before they are measured; the body is still the most honest reference.

"Good architecture lets you feel exactly how big a room is with your eyes closed."

ON SPATIAL PERCEPTION