From seven European countries to Japan, each place has offered another architectural language. These experiences continue to inform a personal perspective on history, material, scale and the life of a space.
Bulgaria
Kazanlak · Sofia · Plovdiv
The starting point: a layered architectural history, from ancient heritage to the changing urban landscape.
Greece
Athens
Architecture inseparable from landscape, and a lesson in simplicity, proportion and context.
Turkey
Istanbul
A meeting of cultures, with a richness of space, material and symbolism.
Italy
Rome
Craftsmanship and proportion encountered through layers of architectural history.
Spain
Barcelona
An expressive relationship between tradition, nature and new ideas.
Germany
Munich
Clarity and precision, and the balance between memory and contemporary life.
Poland
Warsaw
Reconstruction as a reflection on resilience, memory and the identity of a city.
Japan
Tokyo · Kyoto · Osaka
A continuing education in restraint, intimate scale and the relationship between built form and nature.
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