Sacred Geometry: When Mathematics Becomes Architecture
Geometry becomes more than decoration when proportion, grids, repetition and hierarchy organise structure, movement, light and contemplative space.
Architecture, ideas and observations on the spaces we create and inhabit.
A continuing inquiry into place, proportion, material and the cultural life of architecture, considered through the perspective of practice.
Geometry becomes more than decoration when proportion, grids, repetition and hierarchy organise structure, movement, light and contemplative space.
Architecture belongs when climate, landscape, culture and patterns of occupation become active forces in design rather than conditions applied afterward.