John Pawson

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August 2018

Perspectives on a wood shed in Vermont

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August 2018

Finding structures within structures in Louis Kahn's New Hampshire library

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July 2018

‘Do what you love. Know your own bone; gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it and gnaw it still’. Henry David Thoreau

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July 2018

Littoral thinking

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June 2018

Vistas and Portals

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June 2018

Recasting the familiar

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May 2018

A Shade of Pale

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May 2018

From words recently spoken to the monks at compline

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May 2018

‘…the blessing of a creative pause’ Walter Gropius

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April 2018

‘The two most powerful warriors are patience and time’. Leo Tolstoy

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