Restraint was once a discipline. It is now, far too often, an absence of decision. And the difference between those two things is the difference between a great room and …
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The materials shaping architecture today are no longer being chosen only for how they look or how easily they replicate at scale. They are being reconsidered for what they cost …
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The floor holds the body… the wall defines the room…. But it is the ceiling that carries the building’s most unguarded statement about what it believes and who it imagines …
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Underfoot The floor is the only surface in architecture that the body cannot ignore. Everything else can be looked away from. The floor is always there, underfoot, and what it …
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The Portland Vase. Roman, 1 to 25 AD. Cameo glass. Height 24.5 cm, diameter 17.7 cm. British Museum, London, Room 70. It is smaller than you expect. Standing in Room …
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