‘Do what you love. Know your own bone; gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it and gnaw it still’. Henry David Thoreau
Making architecture is a slow process, requiring protracted gnawing at the proverbial bone, the extended narratives of design and creation enduringly binding together all of those involved. This is true of all projects, but perhaps no more powerfully than when the project is literally in-house and the outcome is not only a home, but also a manifesto.
Photography
Max Gleeson
Eleni Koryzi
Jan Hobel