One of my favourite channels on TH-cam. Even though I'm not an architect, the design (thinking) knowledge here is always very impactful. Thank you, Eric.
I just recently passed my board exam for architecture. And all through out my journey from college up till now, you've been my biggest inspiration. Again, thank you for another wonderful video that will continue to inspire me on my upcoming practice!
It was worth the wait. Every day for the past four months I would check to see if you had posted anything. I was wondering, and even worried that you might not be well or something was wrong. Then I found your other channel. That cleared my doubts about your well-being. Congratulations even though your content has always been very good your filmography, and craftsmanship behind how you put together your content just gets better and better. Thanks for the inspiration and the joy of watching good stuff. Now as you say, go make things many blessings..
I have been following your channel since I was in college and now I am currently in my 3rd year of working as a freelance interior designer. It should have been a solid 6 year. Never had I done feeling amazed of how well your video come together. It is beautiful and pleasant to the eyes. It looks simple but it is, of course, a lot of work. I think graphic design is one of the strengths from you that made me can never stop watching. Thank you for the content and the lessons. I go make something now...
Hey Eric, As a master student of architecture in the Netherlands, you’ve insipred us and thought us many things all over the world. Even to start my own TH-cam journey. Thanks for posting again on your channel. Peace
THANK YOU!!!! This process is showing the TURE DESIGN thinking ! DESIGN is all about problem solving and each projects should be unique ! The concept design process is so important and thanks for your video!😃
Brilliant as always! Having a high-level of design thinking and detailing to attain to helps remind me that I am not alone in the lofty heights I personally hope to achieve.
Not an architect but your videos are always inspirations for straight-to-the-point presentations and beautiful organization for thought processes and by extension, life itself. Helps me calm down and think.
Eric, although I am an engineer, they are the number one fan of your channel, the way you explain architecture, design development and the business of architecture is wonderful. Beautiful New England landscapes remind me of my studies there. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Beautiful video and easily one of my favorite channels. I get a sense you have an intimate relationship with the creative process and it shows; both in your architectural/interior design process and video production. Heck, even the attention to detail in your presentations and how you communicate them are overflowing with creative choices. Really appreciate the insight you share and I celebrate your continued success!
Ah!! I have missed you Eric. Been binge watching your old videos the past few days and this is surely a treat to us! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule.
I absolutely love the effort put into this small home. It's my dream to own something like this. Just large enough, set in a beautiful remote location and curated completely toward our preferences. Great work!
Appreciate the kind words + support! Looking forward to circling back with my clients when the build is complete to share their thoughts on the overall experience.
My favorite channel is back! Keen to see how The Outpost continues to unfold. Your articulation of design ideas and decisions in your work inspires me to find ways to do the same in mine, I've learned today about how the broader context(site, location, etc.) of a project can inform the details, forming a singular language and logic. Thanks, Eric.
I've always related closely to your design style since I was an interior design student a few years ago. I'm now a commercial kitchen designer and your process definitely helps to keep projects in check. I'm thankful for your videos as I hope to find a mentor like yourself one day where I live in PA.
Hi Eric, it's a pleasure to see your videos again, sure you have been busy this time, so thanks for taking the time to prepare something for us, your videos are really inspiring and have accompanied me during the years of architecture career, I wish you all the best, greetings from Peru.
I was waiting for your new video since the year started and I have watched this multiple times by now! so much information and detail and the insight into your thought process, its brilliant and inspiring! But the one thing that blows my mind is your productivity! How do you find the time to work in so much depth on your designs, record and document and then create these amazing videos, and merchandise, not to forget your life apart from work!! Its unbelievable!
Thank you for the kind words, it's very generous of you and I sincerely appreciate it! Here's a video on how I stumbled on and then perfected this working methodology: 'Starting from Scratch' th-cam.com/video/0S2T6crurEE/w-d-xo.html
Another Great video Eric! I love how in-depth your though process is for all the interior as well. I just love watching all of your process through this project, I was so glad when a new video popped up on my feed!
Thanks for this insight. It is surprisingly well done. Even though i am always encouraging clients to hire each profession for their core competences. So most architects better stick to their field and focus on that and the interior Designers and interior architects focus on their specialty knowledge and competence. But of course some architects like you are capable of both worlds so why not provide that holistic package.
@@30by40 oh i see. That Interior Designer shortage can be a problem for sure. Maybe reach out to an e -Designer. I live very rural here in germany and done that for architects that don´t work nearby. It is not less quality and often a smoother and more streamlined process. The e-Design Movement is big in US and Canada maybe there is a good fit for you.
I'm a new subscriber, I liked this video, and I expect to be here a lot. This year I plan on directing my Blender experience to making graphic novels and your channel is going to be a great place to start thinking like an architect as I design the various locations the novel will depict.
How... how did it take 11 days for this to show up in my feed. Part of the reason I turned on notifications and stuff was for this channel and TH-cam betrays me like this XD. Thanks for another awesome video!
I can relate from both a creator's standpoint and a consumer...it's puzzling. Thanks though for turning on notifications and for returning here to watch, I really appreciate it! -Eric
Love your videos! Thanks for the update on The Outpost project. I always look forward to you latest release. Some of my own curated items for my home include blankets from Swans Island Blankets in Maine. Ceramics from Heath Ceramics in California. Items are pricey but I am at a stage in life where I am looking for quality.
Excellent choices, we're at a similar stage in life it seems! I try to support local artisans and craftspeople every chance I get. Lunaform is another local favorite (these make great client housewarming gifts): www.lunaform.com/
As a carpenter going into Architecture, I've never thought of interior design this way... it's one thing choosing a counter top for your new kitchen or what colour to paint the walls... but to really analyse every space and bring more than just colour and fancy finishings into a home is an art form and is really inspiring - especially how Eric explains his processes and shares his creativity through design. So good man, thank you!
Great stuff, Eric. Glad to see you're still hard at it. Do you ever worry about availability when you get into the level pf specificity? Lots of work for that project, props, my brother!
Good to see you back dear Erick, it has been a while since your last video. And I always wonder what your interior design approach looks like to your home designs and this video is everything about my question. Thank you very much. And one more thing if possible please post contents a week or two, a month is too long🙂.
Hi Eric. My wife and I have been looking for a plan that fits our new property as our retirement home in Michigan. The Outpost PERFECTLY fits our lot. How many square feet is it and do you ever sell plans that you have custom designed for an original client? Love your videos. Extremely well done!
Thank you for this inspiration! We are planning a renovation for our home and have been quite sure we want to use maple or birch flooring for its light and bright feel. However, after watching this I have some questions because I really like your use of texture on this project, which you directly contrasted with maple when considering flooring. Could you share a quick example where maple flooring fits in without being too perfect?
Hi Eric, thanks for this wonderful content, once again. You mentioned that you are "hardly a Frank Lloyd Wright fan", I would love to hear your opinions/analysis of his work, especially his "Usonian" houses. Any chance you make a video about it ?
I was wondering xhat had happened to the outpost, and voilà ! One great update. Love the vibe going into the project. Did you manage to fix all the main bathroom issues? Can't wait to see the final result!!
@@30by40 well you feed , at the moment , my need for design, materials and the general Architectural itch. All my projects are at the "building services moment": engineering , pipes, tubes, equipment etc.... and not very much spatial and material research. Furthermore the narrative that is being developed for the outpost is fascinating. I do very much like the mix of materials and texture.
Hi Eric. Thank you for your videos and all the material you put together… This one specifically inspires me when I have to work on an interior presentation. I am trying to start a materials library, there is so much out there.. I wonder if you have a list of manufacturers that you “curated” and recommend having samples from, perhaps representative of fundamental materials,that every architect should have for inspiration. I saw the texteira soap stone ad a few others on the video, it would be lovely to have a list.. I feel that with all the technology and necessity to produce work quickly, I am disconnected from the actual materiality and sourcing.. apologies for the long message.Many thanks.
I really enjoy your video's, Eric. They are as beautiful as they are informative. 27 months on a project of approx 110m2? seems quite a long time, and also seems like it would demand quite a large fee for the CA phase of the project. I'm not sure many architects, such as myself have that type of luxury with how we charge out our time. Can you give us any details around this issue?
Appreciate the support! This project started construction during the pandemic and was complicated by the island location (6 miles out to sea) and all the supply chain + labor shortages. If I had to guess, the actual boots-on-ground construction time is closer to 16 months between fallow winter periods, changing contractors, and the shortened working schedule driven by the laborers arriving by boat each day (cuts the work day roughly in half). Delays in construction are part of the process so all Construction Observation work is charged hourly, that's the only way to do it!
I’m on summer break, about to head into the last year of my bachelor. I’ve been deep diving into experiencing architecture though alternative senses to sight, in particular smell (i.e. Invisible architecture - Anna Barbara and Anthony Perliss). I’m wondering how you might allow the lesser spoken of senses influence your designs? (I’ve also really enjoyed some of the ideas in ‘This is not Architecture’ by Kester Rattenbury)
Are you a designer struggling with time management? Try this: time.thirtybyforty.com/
I wish this project would feature on architectural digest, #AD.
Patience, determination, and commitment. We done bud.
Please 😅w
One of my favourite channels on TH-cam. Even though I'm not an architect, the design (thinking) knowledge here is always very impactful. Thank you, Eric.
What other channels you recommend?
@@Beach23410 If this is architecture related, I usually also watch Never Too Small and The Local Project.
@@jerryayashar Great! I was just watching never to small earlier.
@@Beach23410 It's a really nice show. The fact that people can design solutions within such tight constraints alone is a big lesson.
Same love this channel
I just recently passed my board exam for architecture. And all through out my journey from college up till now, you've been my biggest inspiration.
Again, thank you for another wonderful video that will continue to inspire me on my upcoming practice!
Amazing, congratulations to you! Wishing you my very best!!!
So refreshing to see after spending too much time in an office that doesn't like to "reinvent the wheel"
Finally, we demand more videos mister.
Ha...working on that presently!
Hey Eric I missed your videos, I'm glad to see you again. 👏👏👏
Cheers, my friend...appreciate the kind words!
It was worth the wait. Every day for the past four months I would check to see if you had posted anything. I was wondering, and even worried that you might not be well or something was wrong. Then I found your other channel. That cleared my doubts about your well-being. Congratulations even though your content has always been very good your filmography, and craftsmanship behind how you put together your content just gets better and better. Thanks for the inspiration and the joy of watching good stuff. Now as you say, go make things many blessings..
Cheers, appreciate the kind words and support! Wishing you all the best, my friend
@@30by40 Thanks & best wishes for you also.
I have been following your channel since I was in college and now I am currently in my 3rd year of working as a freelance interior designer. It should have been a solid 6 year. Never had I done feeling amazed of how well your video come together. It is beautiful and pleasant to the eyes. It looks simple but it is, of course, a lot of work. I think graphic design is one of the strengths from you that made me can never stop watching. Thank you for the content and the lessons. I go make something now...
Thanks so much for noticing! Wishing you all the best on your career path...
Eric
@@30by40 Thank you :)
Hey Eric,
As a master student of architecture in the Netherlands, you’ve insipred us and thought us many things all over the world. Even to start my own TH-cam journey. Thanks for posting again on your channel.
Peace
cheers, my friend...thanks for sticking with me!
THANK YOU!!!! This process is showing the TURE DESIGN thinking ! DESIGN is all about problem solving and each projects should be unique ! The concept design process is so important and thanks for your video!😃
Cheers...well said, I couldn't agree more!
The table and chairs the client made is sublime! Matches your aesthetics well.
He was heavily inspired by this designer: www.kobeomsuk.com/table-desk
@@30by40 cool! I follow them as well.
I am so excited that if God wants, I'll be studying architecture the next year! 🎉 it has been my dream for my whole life and it's finally here!!
Brilliant as always! Having a high-level of design thinking and detailing to attain to helps remind me that I am not alone in the lofty heights I personally hope to achieve.
Well said, I think we have to be idealists to practice for any length of time in this profession!
The Return of the King
The process & planning all throughout = Architecture. Thank you Sir Eric!
cheers...thx
@@30by40 YAY 🥰🥰🥰
Not an architect but your videos are always inspirations for straight-to-the-point presentations and beautiful organization for thought processes and by extension, life itself. Helps me calm down and think.
Wow, thank you!
Eric, although I am an engineer, they are the number one fan of your channel, the way you explain architecture, design development and the business of architecture is wonderful. Beautiful New England landscapes remind me of my studies there. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Very kind of you to say, thank you! I appreciate the support and wish you all the best, Eric @30X40
@@30by40 thank you!!!!!
Beautiful video and easily one of my favorite channels. I get a sense you have an intimate relationship with the creative process and it shows; both in your architectural/interior design process and video production. Heck, even the attention to detail in your presentations and how you communicate them are overflowing with creative choices.
Really appreciate the insight you share and I celebrate your continued success!
Thanks so much...really appreciate the kind words + support!
Finally the video I’ve been looking for!
Such beautiful quaility in every detail!
thanks for noticing!
You are truly a master of your craft. I appreciate how your content is inspiring yet practical.
Too kind, TY 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Ah!! I have missed you Eric. Been binge watching your old videos the past few days and this is surely a treat to us! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule.
Thank you, my friend!
I absolutely love the effort put into this small home. It's my dream to own something like this. Just large enough, set in a beautiful remote location and curated completely toward our preferences. Great work!
Appreciate the kind words + support! Looking forward to circling back with my clients when the build is complete to share their thoughts on the overall experience.
My favorite channel is back! Keen to see how The Outpost continues to unfold. Your articulation of design ideas and decisions in your work inspires me to find ways to do the same in mine, I've learned today about how the broader context(site, location, etc.) of a project can inform the details, forming a singular language and logic. Thanks, Eric.
Appreciate the support + kind words...cheers...
I can't thank you enough for sharing this video. Eric you are inspiriting many people. Thanks
You are an living genius Eric. A true inspiration 🤗
Cheers, mate... appreciate the kind words!
I was wondering when you were going to provide another great video. As usual, you did just that.
Cheers, appreciate the support!
I've always related closely to your design style since I was an interior design student a few years ago. I'm now a commercial kitchen designer and your process definitely helps to keep projects in check. I'm thankful for your videos as I hope to find a mentor like yourself one day where I live in PA.
Simply the best Eric!! Best Architecture Chanel by far!! Thankyou.
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Nice to see the detailed projects, great job and enjoyable.
Thank you
Thanks!
Hi Eric, it's a pleasure to see your videos again, sure you have been busy this time, so thanks for taking the time to prepare something for us, your videos are really inspiring and have accompanied me during the years of architecture career, I wish you all the best, greetings from Peru.
I was waiting for your new video since the year started and I have watched this multiple times by now! so much information and detail and the insight into your thought process, its brilliant and inspiring! But the one thing that blows my mind is your productivity! How do you find the time to work in so much depth on your designs, record and document and then create these amazing videos, and merchandise, not to forget your life apart from work!! Its unbelievable!
Thank you for the kind words, it's very generous of you and I sincerely appreciate it! Here's a video on how I stumbled on and then perfected this working methodology: 'Starting from Scratch' th-cam.com/video/0S2T6crurEE/w-d-xo.html
@@30by40 Great video! Thanks for sharing
glad we're back to posting again eric
thanks! 10 years on YT...I needed a little time off...
Another Great video Eric! I love how in-depth your though process is for all the interior as well. I just love watching all of your process through this project, I was so glad when a new video popped up on my feed!
Thanks so much, Dawn... appreciate the kind words and support!
YOURE BACK. ive been rewatching your videos this whole time
Ha... respect!
I love his style, so clean and fresh.
Your drawings as well as the presentation are designed extremely well!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great to see an update on this project and the holistic approach. Inspirational as always.
Thanks, Chris... appreciate the support!
Welcome back! Missed your content.
Hey, thanks!
so great to see The Outpost again.
Cheers...
Glad to see a new post. Thank you sir.
i aspire to be as passionate about my purpose as he is to his. wow. just incredibly inspiring what you do. thank you so much.
Thank You. Very helpful in tearing off a piece of this topic..
Loved the wall decal with coordinates. Reminds me of ship comission plaques I have seen on museum ships. Cool video as always.
Appreciate the kind words...cheers...
Detail presentation is my attraction
Welcome back!
You are very talented. This was very inspiring.
Cheers, thank you!
I love your designs and process! I always look forward to watching your presentations! Absolutely beautiful!
Such a great channel to have as an architecture student, love your videos!
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Thanks for this insight. It is surprisingly well done. Even though i am always encouraging clients to hire each profession for their core competences. So most architects better stick to their field and focus on that and the interior Designers and interior architects focus on their specialty knowledge and competence. But of course some architects like you are capable of both worlds so why not provide that holistic package.
Thanks so much...and, I agree wholeheartedly! I would love to collaborate with interior designers in this part of Maine, there are so few!
@@30by40 oh i see. That Interior Designer shortage can be a problem for sure. Maybe reach out to an e -Designer. I live very rural here in germany and done that for architects that don´t work nearby. It is not less quality and often a smoother and more streamlined process. The e-Design Movement is big in US and Canada maybe there is a good fit for you.
I'm a new subscriber, I liked this video, and I expect to be here a lot. This year I plan on directing my Blender experience to making graphic novels and your channel is going to be a great place to start thinking like an architect as I design the various locations the novel will depict.
Welcome, exciting projects you have cooking!
Cant wait to see it.
Thanks for each video. God bless you. Yours videos are a blessing.
You nailed Eric! Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing your process.
Thanks, Roberto...! 🙏
Love this ❤ really feels like interior design school in a nutshell!
Architecture is a cool practice. Very tempted to use my scholarship to become a architect.
How... how did it take 11 days for this to show up in my feed. Part of the reason I turned on notifications and stuff was for this channel and TH-cam betrays me like this XD. Thanks for another awesome video!
I can relate from both a creator's standpoint and a consumer...it's puzzling. Thanks though for turning on notifications and for returning here to watch, I really appreciate it!
-Eric
Thank you for this helpful video. I found it very informative and valuable for my studies.
success lies in getting best at what u do
Well said!
Thank you, Eric
Love your videos! Thanks for the update on The Outpost project. I always look forward to you latest release. Some of my own curated items for my home include blankets from Swans Island Blankets in Maine. Ceramics from Heath Ceramics in California. Items are pricey but I am at a stage in life where I am looking for quality.
Excellent choices, we're at a similar stage in life it seems! I try to support local artisans and craftspeople every chance I get. Lunaform is another local favorite (these make great client housewarming gifts): www.lunaform.com/
Welcome back! Always nice to see new video from you
Hey, thanks!
You REALLY look like an Architect with those glasses.
This feeds my control freak mind when comes to designing a building!… Great presentation as always Eric!🍻
Control freaks unite! Appreciate the kind words...
As a carpenter going into Architecture, I've never thought of interior design this way... it's one thing choosing a counter top for your new kitchen or what colour to paint the walls... but to really analyse every space and bring more than just colour and fancy finishings into a home is an art form and is really inspiring - especially how Eric explains his processes and shares his creativity through design. So good man, thank you!
Cheers...appreciate the kind words + support!
Congrats on hitting a million subs
Cheers...thank you!
Bom dia!, seu trabalho é muito lindo e principalmente incentivador obrigado pelas dias apresentadas.
Good to see you back!
Cheers...thanks for sticking around!
You’re back!!
Though you might have reached Fat Fire and ridden into the sunset.
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Ha! The equities market clearly has other plans...
Hope you're well, my friend...
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that Pawson island is slick
You make it! Your Videos are so interesting to look for and hear what´s your thoughts during plan something.
always like it and always love it your video, thanks man, cheers from indonesian
Amazing content and presentation, thank you!
Cheers...thank you!
Great stuff, Eric. Glad to see you're still hard at it. Do you ever worry about availability when you get into the level pf specificity? Lots of work for that project, props, my brother!
Cheers, my friend...yes, you've hit upon a problem I've faced more than once on this project with this approach! Appreciate the kind words + support!
👌👌👌👌👌
Inspiring, as always!
Thanks so much!
Great job Eric!
Thanks!
Good to see you back dear Erick, it has been a while since your last video. And I always wonder what your interior design approach looks like to your home designs and this video is everything about my question. Thank you very much.
And one more thing if possible please post contents a week or two, a month is too long🙂.
Cheers, my friend! After ten years of posting on YT, I needed a little time off to recharge the batteries. Thanks for sticking with me!
@@30by40 Glad you are back! And looking forward for your projects and contentents. Thank you!!!
You're ALIVE! Or did somebody pay the ransom? Glad to see you back on TH-cam!
ha, ha...ten years posting vids...took a break...thanks for coming back!
Wonderful! Thank you Eric!
My pleasure!
Yesss! Thanks for another video Eric. I've missed you man😅😅👍
cheers...🙏🏻🙏🏻
Beautiful presentation material.
Many thanks!
This is a very inspiring video. Can you please do a video on essential books fundamental to interior designing as an architect? Thank you
He still alive…i was missing this vlogs
Wonderful work Eric 🤩
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Eric. My wife and I have been looking for a plan that fits our new property as our retirement home in Michigan. The Outpost PERFECTLY fits our lot. How many square feet is it and do you ever sell plans that you have custom designed for an original client? Love your videos. Extremely well done!
Thanks!
Appreciate the support! Thank you...
Thank you for this inspiration! We are planning a renovation for our home and have been quite sure we want to use maple or birch flooring for its light and bright feel. However, after watching this I have some questions because I really like your use of texture on this project, which you directly contrasted with maple when considering flooring. Could you share a quick example where maple flooring fits in without being too perfect?
Hi Eric,
thanks for this wonderful content, once again.
You mentioned that you are "hardly a Frank Lloyd Wright fan", I would love to hear your opinions/analysis of his work, especially his "Usonian" houses.
Any chance you make a video about it ?
I would like to hear more about why you are not a huge Frank Lloyd Wright fan, as I am not either....
Just perfect Eric…imagery references shouldn’t be referential…rather it should be reverential.
Well said...thank you!
Thank you for the video . I don t speak ingleash but i like the video .is very interesante .
Awesome progress! Thinking of micro to massive scale in design is for me critical in developing high resolution designs
Well said...cheers...
Excelente vídeo, saludos desde Chile
Love your aesthetic for the interior finishes, do you specify furniture as well?
Hey, Brian- yes, on this one I'm helping the client with the furniture specs. Have you worked with architects to integrate your pieces?
@@30by40 Yes, quite often, as well as with the interior designer on the projects. I sent you an email with some additional info
I was wondering xhat had happened to the outpost, and voilà ! One great update. Love the vibe going into the project. Did you manage to fix all the main bathroom issues? Can't wait to see the final result!!
I can't wait either! Appreciate the support
@@30by40 well you feed , at the moment , my need for design, materials and the general Architectural itch. All my projects are at the "building services moment": engineering , pipes, tubes, equipment etc.... and not very much spatial and material research. Furthermore the narrative that is being developed for the outpost is fascinating. I do very much like the mix of materials and texture.
Hay......can you make a video on how to design an apartment and the main things that must be considered please
Hi Eric. Thank you for your videos and all the material you put together… This one specifically inspires me when I have to work on an interior presentation.
I am trying to start a materials library, there is so much out there.. I wonder if you have a list of manufacturers that you “curated” and recommend having samples from, perhaps representative of fundamental materials,that every architect should have for inspiration.
I saw the texteira soap stone ad a few others on the video, it would be lovely to have a list.. I feel that with all the technology and necessity to produce work quickly, I am disconnected from the actual materiality and sourcing.. apologies for the long message.Many thanks.
I really enjoy your video's, Eric. They are as beautiful as they are informative. 27 months on a project of approx 110m2? seems quite a long time, and also seems like it would demand quite a large fee for the CA phase of the project. I'm not sure many architects, such as myself have that type of luxury with how we charge out our time. Can you give us any details around this issue?
Appreciate the support! This project started construction during the pandemic and was complicated by the island location (6 miles out to sea) and all the supply chain + labor shortages. If I had to guess, the actual boots-on-ground construction time is closer to 16 months between fallow winter periods, changing contractors, and the shortened working schedule driven by the laborers arriving by boat each day (cuts the work day roughly in half). Delays in construction are part of the process so all Construction Observation work is charged hourly, that's the only way to do it!
I’m on summer break, about to head into the last year of my bachelor. I’ve been deep diving into experiencing architecture though alternative senses to sight, in particular smell (i.e. Invisible architecture - Anna Barbara and Anthony Perliss).
I’m wondering how you might allow the lesser spoken of senses influence your designs?
(I’ve also really enjoyed some of the ideas in ‘This is not Architecture’ by Kester Rattenbury)