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we're stuck wondering what to do next
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it organizes our thoughts and guides us
in how best to relate the story through
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our design a narrative can flow from
something specific say a beloved tree to
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preserve or something more general such
as all rooms must have natural light
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it can emerge from a client specific
request nothing white please
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or the shape of a building lot it can
apply to every level of design problem
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even down to small renovation or
decorating tasks finding the bigger
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guiding idea in creating a story around
it and use every design decision with
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meaning
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number two they take risks
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taking risks to do something out of the
ordinary as part of any creative field
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rethink reimagine retool and invent new
ways of doing the same old thing
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while the laws of physics still apply
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natural light space connection to the
outdoors etc for some projects I've even
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gone so far as to develop a rule book to
establish specific modules the grid
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materials and a guide for adding modules
to the structure in the future
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the wonderfully illustrated compendium
architecture form space in order by
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Frank Francis Ching is required reading
for every first-year architecture
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student and it's one that I still
personally find inspiring
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especially with respect to order number
six they repeat repeat repeat
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repetition and architecture is a good
thing , thematic elements repeated again
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and again help to reinforce our previous
habit of establishing order windows
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doors columns beams materials
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these are all part of the natural order
of buildings repetition doesn't have to
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equate to boring
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as stare support and guard number eight
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they engage the senses while the
stunning visuals of the architecture we
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consume online appeal to our sense of
sight
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our experience of architecture is
actually quite different we're taught as
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architects to think about all of our
senses when designing opening a home to
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a view is as important as shielding it
from unwanted noise or the smell of the
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ocean or nearby cedar tree architects
consider the difference in feel of cool
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concrete versus warm wood on one's feet
and the sound rain makes on a metal roof
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to think about design from an
experiential level often reveals
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architectural opportunities that make
life in a home or a place much more
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pleasing good architects and designers
think about light and shadow where the
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Sun moves throughout the day where the
wind comes from or the sounds of an
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urban neighborhood and how they can play
along