THE
PLAN...
The
relationship between user and building is critical. It is this idealized
interaction that both determines and is determined by design decisions.
Although in the final analysis, the plan conceived for the user is unlikely
to be performed perfectly, it is the certain that the success
of an architecture will be judged by the degree of variance between the
intended plan and its actual performance and experience. There
is not a correct or incorrect architecture; there is only that which stirs
the spirit less or more.
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MATERIALS...
Wood,
Metal, Glass, and Stone (Ceramics) are typically juxtaposed and detailed
in space within an off-white envelope. Their natural patina and reflectivity
provide color and warmth relegating painted surfaces to a
secondary role. The materials are further encoded by the detailing (within,
on, over, under, adjacent to, etc. one another) to specify notions of
formality/informality; public/private; dark/light but, perhaps, most importantly:
here/there.
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