Today, it is the critical conversation about space-making which inspires me – if negotiated properly; a new work can lead to a response which reflects something about a place in time, while crafting the design process to enhance the significance of a context.

Even though the practice of design is regarded as an activity which involves dialogue and negotiation to build relationships among a variety of concerns including social, political, cultural, environmental, theoretical, practical, technological and economics, I also regard design as a playful experience in exploring and expressing ourselves through materials, texture and light.

To ensure quality, which requires enough time to explore possibilities, this practice accepts a limited number of commissions annually.

Associates who are equally passionate about spatial poetry and the process of making architecture, are engaged with on a project-need basis.