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More Amenity in Less Space by Mel Bright

We approach challenges with optimism and consider how design can meet fundamental human need. Our goal is for an architecture of urban generosity, to make buildings that balance the needs of the public domain as well as responding to the needs of our clients.

Timeless Architecture by Andrew Trotter

If we use a traditional material and methods for buildings you come up with something sort of new but old at the same time.When you do this, it seems to be timeless so when you do a timeless architecture then it always fits in. So most of the time what we try to do is timeless architecture.

Otherworldly Feeling by Marietta Varga

I started using symbols and I soon noticed that my photographs act as sort of an "alienating tool" since I was able to express my feelings and talk about them after I created the photos.

Deliberate Practice by Casey McCafferty

I try to push myself in each new piece in the hope that deliberate practice will force me to express my emotions and make them more transparent to the viewer. When my craftsmanship gets pushed and improves, my techniques advance because I have more confidence.

The True Identity of a Space with Design Tales by Laura & Nora

There can be quite a difference in this neutral color palette, for us as natural minimalists, we prefer to live inan "earthy color", which calms our minds and has a more soft, warm protective impact on us.

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