"Designing my own home was, as an architect, a true challenge."
"The connection to the land was, from the very beginning, the greatest source of inspiration."
"As soon as I saw it, I clearly knew what needed to be done: it was like an instant download of ideas that came flooding in all at once."
Designing a personal residence presented a notable challenge. The site provided the primary source of inspiration from the outset. Immediate clarity about the required interventions emerged upon first seeing the land. A rapid influx of ideas followed that initial encounter, described as an instantaneous download of concepts. The creative process hinged on a strong bond between the project and its terrain, guiding decisions and shaping the emerging design. The brief highlights intuition and site responsiveness as central drivers in shaping the home's form and programmatic decisions.
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