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Stillness and Structure: Reflections from Andong, South Korea

Andong reminded me that architecture doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful. Sometimes, the most enduring beauty is found in stillness, in proportion, humility, and quiet coexistence. In the end, that is what good design should do everywhere: not just house us, but hold us gently amongst world.

Design Philosophy

Oct 296 min read

Stone house with tan brick and glass facade, lush green trees, and a rectangular pool in the foreground. Mountains and dusk sky in the background.

Stone house with tan brick and glass facade, lush green trees, and a rectangular pool in the foreground. Mountains and dusk sky in the background.

Listening to Mallorcan architecture and a Balearic Way of Living

There are some places that just manage to slow you down. For me, I found that my home for the past week in Mallorca was one of those. The...

Aug 135 min read

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