Why we still draw stone by hand
A short defence of the slowest part of any project — flying to the slab yard, picking up a piece of marble, and walking around it for forty minutes before saying yes.
Journal
Notes from the studio
A few essays a year. We write them when there is something specific to say — usually after a conversation we keep having with new clients.
Three moods, one room: lighting an evening at home
A practical note on the three lighting scenes we model on every project — morning, working and dinner — and why the third is the one that always tests the brief.
The room you remove first
Most renovations begin by adding a room. Most of ours begin by taking one away. A note on the discipline of subtracting before drawing anything new.