We build with what a place already knows — its light, its weather, its silence. Every project begins by removing, not adding. What remains, when nothing else can be taken away, is form.
The brief tells us what to build. The site tells us what not to. We listen to the second voice first.
Concrete allowed to be concrete. Timber allowed to age. No surface pretending to be another surface.
We draw the sun's path before we draw a wall. A room is a instrument for daylight; the plan is its score.