Reading an Architectural Photograph Without Filling in What It Does Not Show
An image allows us to observe relationships and formulate questions, but it does not prove measurements, performance, or the experience of inhabiting.
A fresh perspective on your home.
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An image allows us to observe relationships and formulate questions, but it does not prove measurements, performance, or the experience of inhabiting.
Before transforming a home, a conversation about what deserves to remain can change the brief.
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.
Ilpo’s Sojourn · Flickr / Wikimedia Commons
The evolution of Charles and Ray Eames' home and studio shows how a decision about a site can transform an entire project.
Sxenko · Wikimedia Commons
The Kaufmann family's weekend house offers a way to consider housing, landscape and conservation through a documented project by Frank Lloyd Wright.