Here’s a different type of environmental book list. These works communicate a similar message but in different and equally impactful ways.
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Our studio is delighted to be ‘architect of the month’ in the June issue of Enki Magazine.
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Last week we visited Petrichor House, currently under construction in a remote part of North Wales. The weather varied from moment to moment, from blazing sun to short thunderous downpours, perfect for a home designed around the turbulent weather systems of this region.
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Hidden beneath a web of scaffolding, with structural openings sealed, it’s still possible to get a sense of the composure, symmetry and presence of Utsuroi House. Our latest update from site.
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Most are familiar with the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. His houses feel a century ahead of time as they happily converse with nature. But few are aware of the remarkable interview he did with Mike Wallace back in 1957.
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Models have become a critical aspect of our workflow over the years, as can be seen by the amount of ‘mini’ houses that are now dotted around our studio, proudly displayed in the homes of our clients and on the shelves of various planning departments around the country.
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We’ve created a new page on our website that showcases a series of short films that gives insight into what it feels like to live in the homes we make.
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Our latest short reel touches on winter themes and the emotion of interplay between landscape and architecture. Cloud curtains of suspended water drift in sheets of white silence through barren mountain landscapes of ice, rock and cold river water.
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As we pass the threshold of the winter solstice, the landscape in the Northen Hemisphere portrays a barren landscape so iconic for this time of year. These short days lead to long evenings and after cold walks on open hills, we long for open fires. The warmth and companionship of a great book feels essential to feed the soul and push back the darkness outside the walls of our homes.
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