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The existing place
An adaptation starts with what is already there: structure, circulation, light and the qualities worth keeping. The brief should respond to those realities before proposing change.
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Work, in context.
Every project starts with a particular place, a particular purpose and a different set of constraints. Explore published work when it is available below.
Published work
Project notes and outcomes.
A project deserves to be understood beyond its finished image: its original purpose, site conditions, constraints and decisive choices.
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Ways of looking
The questions behind every project.
Different kinds of work ask different questions. These three perspectives offer a way to begin each one.
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The structural idea
A new build calls for an early conversation about span, enclosure, weather, services and the order in which the work can be assembled.
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The lived detail
The measure of a space is often found where surfaces meet daily life: thresholds, touch points, maintenance and the durability of finishes.
Project record
What makes a case study useful.
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The brief and its context
A project is more meaningful when the original need, site conditions and key constraints are explained alongside the images.
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The decisions that shaped it
Materials, sequencing and tradeoffs tell a fuller story than finished photographs alone.
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The outcome in use
The most useful measure is how the completed space supports the people and activities it was designed for.
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