The shade line
At 4:30, the west wall becomes a clock. We are drawing the room around that moving mark.
Field notes / studio journal
Fragments from site visits, material experiments and the ordinary rituals that make architecture matter.
At 4:30, the west wall becomes a clock. We are drawing the room around that moving mark.
Laterite after rain. Oxide on a plaster sample. The skin of a terracotta pot. None of them agree.
A window is not a hole in a wall. It is a negotiation between the private and the weather.
The best detail is often the one that gives a building time to become itself.
In a narrow lane, the neighbour's white wall becomes part of the morning interior.
Every project needs a place where shoes come off and the day changes temperature.