It’s not often you step out of the shower smelling of sweet cocoa and carmelised orange – but then again its not every day that …
More »
More »
For our field study in Medan, Indonesia we rented someones newly built, not-yet-moved-into home for a week. A rather nice setup since you ask – …
More »
More »
Somewhere down there in the haze that is Kabul is my home for the foreseeable.
This visit is an opportunity look beyond what ends up in …
More »
More »
The team touches down in Rio to be confronted with a pleasantly empty airport. Whilst you might equate this with a waltz through customs, it …
More »
More »
Monday afternoon taking a teleconference call from home – sharing the line with an early riser in Espoo, and a LA based Design Studio colleague …
More »
More »
The inherent character of spaces. The extent to which the notion of inside and outside becomes mute. Photos from a traditional Yakushima house with sliding …
More »
More »
All That You Come Back To
28 May 2008
One of the late night conversations that seemed to occur with regularity during our Ghana field study was the stuff we do that makes us …
More »
More »
After seven years of living in Tokyo its the first time in the UK that I’m only seeing my home land through the eyes of …
More »
More »
The Art of Never Unpacking
17 Feb 2007
To arrive back in Tokyo is to confront the rituals of physically and mentally unpacking.
Today there isn’t a field research kit but in its place …
More »
More »
The train journey from Chengdu to Lhasa takes 48 hours and 3 minutes. Before boarding passengers have to sign a waiver form saying that they …
More »
More »