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Our Danish Mews House in Hyde Park recently got a

Introducing: House of the Elements A radical rein

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A recent completion of a five storey Georgian Grad

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As architects, we can explore broader themes in ou $As architects, we can explore broader themes in our work beyond satisfying the pragmatic requirements of a brief, beyond planning constraints and contextual issues. Taking a phenomenological approach to architecture, we can design spaces that can enhance the human experience by carefully considering the sensory, emotional, and cognitive aspects of human perception. Our building blocks are materiality, light, sound, and space, which we use to engage the senses and emotions of those who experience architecture. It is a challenging route in domestic architecture, especially as homes are never static spaces, and our busy lives take centre stage, leaving little time to reflect on where we are in our journey. But done right, a phenomenological approach can promote human well-being and create a sense of place. These refracted beams of light, cast across space and time onto a clay-fired floor, are not only beautiful but also speak of the nature of light within our universe and how far it has travelled to reach us and to sustain us ultimately. It also speaks of inclusivity, how a single primary particle of light, the basic building block of our existence, comprises other spectrums of light operating at different frequencies. Most important of all, though, is the unpredictable way it appears. Serendipity is an integral part of the human experience and in architecture because it can help us to see the world in new ways and to appreciate the beauty and complexity of our surroundings. It can also lead to new ideas and innovations. Ultimately, our impact on people's lives is what truly matters. I am grateful to @lakmith, our client, for allowing us to delve into these concepts in their home. Let us continue to push boundaries in architecture and welcome unexpected events that can lead to exciting innovations. To view more of our work, please visit #neildusheikoarchitects on Instagram or our website. Link in bio Photos by @clickclickjim More info here #thehouseoftheelements$

A recent completion of a five storey Georgian Grad

Our Danish Mews House in Hyde Park recently got a

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Introducing: House of the Elements A radical rein

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When we designed our Sun Slice House and Spa in Ca

Our Danish Mews House in Hyde Park recently got a

When we designed our Sun Slice House and Spa in Ca

Our Danish Mews House in Hyde Park recently got a

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Our Danish Mews House in Hyde Park recently got a

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