Find a pattern.
Explore the spaces between everyday life and architecture.
22 patterns to explore
Window seat
A deep reveal with room to read, rest and look out.
Sheltered balcony
A timber gallery between home and courtyard.
Timber corner window
Wraparound glazing and a continuous timber sill.
Street sections
Balance homes, gardens, paths and passing traffic.
Stilt houses
A raised timber dwelling at the edge of the water.
Riad courtyard
Rooms and shaded galleries around water and planting.
Japanese engawa
A timber veranda connecting room and garden.
Grasse streets
Shuttered facades, stepped passages and café squares.
New London
Brick housing shaped by bays, balconies and deep openings.
Grasse settlement
A compact town of sloping streets and shared squares.
Townhouse facade
Georgian sash-window rhythm or Victorian bays and gables.
Dutch townhouse
Sculpted gables, tall windows and an optional row of canal-side neighbours.
Frome high street
A cobbled shopping hill with painted shopfronts and stone façades.
Floating Dutch houses
Timber homes on pontoons, roof terraces and a shared jetty over water.
A Cotswold terrace
Bibury-inspired stone cottages, irregular gables, cottage gardens and a mill stream.
Machiya shopping street
Kyoto shopfronts, timber lattices and tiled eaves stepping up a stone lane.
Machiya deep plan
A narrow Kyoto townhouse with a deep sequence of rooms, passage and courtyard gardens.
French hill town
A Saint-Pons-de-Mauchiens circulade: stone houses, concentric lanes, a summit church and vineyards.
London mews
Carriage-house doors, sash windows and climbing gardens along a shared cobbled lane.
Andalusian patio house
Whitewashed arcades, terracotta roofs and a flowering patio with a central fountain.
Cotswold burgage town
A limestone market street with narrow burgage frontages, deep gardens, workshops and back lanes.
Desert wind catcher house
An earthen desert house with a badgir wind tower, shaded courtyard and a cutaway airflow study.
