A fresh perspective on your home.
29 Magazine · EN
Relate species, growing medium, container and light before turning watering into a routine.
Gather manuals, references and observations to schedule tasks for each element.
A diary of shadows and tasks helps distinguish brightness, direct sunlight and glare.
Organise by frequency of use and check doors, drawers and circulation before buying furniture.
An inventory links each box to its destination and sets aside what you will need during the first few hours.
Calculate a forecast using real measurements and the chosen product's coverage, keeping the assumptions visible.
A table of comparable line items reveals differences before you decide on the total price.
A useful sketch brings together the perimeter, openings, heights and obstacles, while keeping outstanding measurements visible.
In Mexico City, Luis Barragán's home and workshop offer a reading of the threshold and the relationship between domestic life, work and neighbourhood.
Antoni Gaudí's renovation in Barcelona invites a look beyond the façade at decisions connecting the lightwell, colour, openings and ventilation.
Gerrit Rietveld and Truus Schröder's house in Utrecht illustrates a specific relationship between layout, privacy and changes in domestic life.
In Poissy, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret's villa shows how structure, windows and circulation shape a domestic experience.