Architecture in the Gap
Practice & processComing soon

Design

"Buildings do not get sick, change their mind, have new buildings enter their lives, suffer childhood or adult trauma, question their identities, have desire or fear. Buildings do not fall in love—unless you believe in Rem Koolhaas's story in 'Delirious New York.'"

By Scott Sivan, AIA
Cross Criss
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