Another successful project and happy clients. A house which has been repaired with rebuilt chimney stack and a lime rendered gable end.
This quirky community sport makes me think about the cultural traditions here.
I am forever celebrating meeting new specialists in the same area of work.
My world is very much influenced by how well-designed buildings appear, how they are put together, and the details that distinguish them from the ‘anywhere architecture’ that blights our world.
My learned friend says this and I propose to use it as often as possible.
The purpose of design is to make the ordinary extraordinary. The best designers are the ones who find good clients.
When we embark on a professional career with a well defined job description little do we know that the job we were once qualified for will morph into something entirely different.
A fine site visit on Monday morning with the Conservation Officer for this area who always has insightful information to share. This application definitely has legs.
Providing that there is a rapport between the client and architect and both are open to new ideas at all stages then usually a harmonious outcome can be achieved.
In my experience if you apply for something and a piece of information is missing you are asked to provide it – job done.