What is your story?
This is about you.
STEP THREE: Learn about yourself and the people who will share your architecture with you in order to understand what your architecture will be.
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WHERE IS YOUR PLACE?
Where is the land that your architecture will nestle into?
STEP TWO: Find your place, then learn everything you can about it!
The story of your place will inform where you will locate your architecture.
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WHAT IS YOUR PURPOSE?
What is this seed of an idea that you are growing?
STEP ONE: Know what it is you want to achieve at the end of the day.
Everything you do along your architectural journey and every decision that you make is led by this single purpose.
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What is the final part?
The third and final part in the process is to build your architecture.
Whether you employ a contractor to do everything for you, have some contractors help you along the way or do everything yourself, soon you will find yourself living with architecture every day.
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WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?
The second part in the process to design + build your architecture is to put the information together.
When you take all of the information you have gathered and put it together in one place, you start to see patterns which, when used in combination, create a unique solution that works in every way for you.
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WHAT DO YOU DO FIRST?
The first part in the process to design + build your architecture is to gather information.
All of the information you gather works together to inform your unique architectural language in order to make architecture specific to you. The more information you gather now, the less surprises you will have along the way.
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What is the process?
The process of architecture is a series of steps taken in order to realise the design and construction of a building.
The steps occur one after the other.
It is only when all the steps are completed that you will reach your purpose and make architecture specific to you.
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WHAT IS ARCHITECTURE?
Architecture may seem a little intimidating. But it’s not. It is for the use of people every day. It is for you.
You will spend a lot of time in these spaces and so the architecture should speak of your story, your purpose, your place and your people. It is only if it does speak your unique architectural language that it will suit you in every way, every day.
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WHAT I WANTED TO DO.
I wanted to help people find architecture specific to them, give them the confidence to navigate the process, problem solve the best solutions and include the practicalities and beauty of architecture in their every day life.
I wanted to take the information that people already had, find the information they are missing and interpret it all in combination to make architecture specific to them.
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