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F/F An exploration of space.
Independent by design.Architecture / Interiors / Possibility

FIELD/FORM

The curved white façade of a building in Madrid, photographed from below by Joel Filipe.
Architectural reference · Joel Filipe / Unsplash

A change of perspective.

SEE SPACE.
DIFFERENTLY.

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Spaces for the way
we want to live.

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01 / Selected studies

A change of perspective.

01 — Living / Concept study

A softer
skyline.

An exploration of light, repetition and the space between. Imagining a more generous kind of urban living.

Arc HouseF / F — 001
A white, curved building in Madrid, its repeated fins set against a pale blue sky. Architectural reference photograph by Joel Filipe.
Reference photograph · Joel Filipe / UnsplashMadrid, Spain
38% mono

Drag to compare colour and monochrome. A visual study of the same photograph.

02 / Field notesThree ways of seeing.

Light.Life.Room.

Light gives a space its shape.
Nature makes room for life.
Quiet lets us think.

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White architectural fins catching the light against a pale blue sky.
Follow the light.01 / Madrid
Photo: Joel Filipe
A leafy tree grows beside a white building, softening its straight edges.
Let life in.02 / London
Photo: Imani Bahati
A sharply angled façade meeting a wide, quiet expanse of sky.
Leave room to think.03 / Canada
Photo: RUBENIMAGES.
Real photographs. Fictional possibilities.Our perspective

03 / Our perspective

Good spaces
start with a
better question.

What if a building made more room for life?

FIELD / FORM is an imagined independent studio with a simple point of view: design begins with people. How we meet, how we move, and what makes us feel at home.

These three fictional briefs explore that idea through light, landscape and the everyday. Each begins with a real architectural photograph, used as a point of reference.

Return to the studies
I.

Listen to
the place.

II.

Make space
for people.

III.

Let the
light in.

Your next chapter starts somewhere.

Make room
for an idea.

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F / F — 001

A fictional project brief

Arc House

A softer skyline.

Study
Urban living
Focus
Daylight, shelter, shared space
Status
Imagined / unbuilt

The question

How can a repeated façade create variety, privacy and a sense of belonging?

The approach

Imagine a series of homes arranged around generous shared thresholds. Deep window reveals frame the sky, while a repeated structure makes room for individual lives. The study asks how an apparently simple elevation could support many different ways of living.

A point of reference

Joel Filipe’s photograph in Madrid draws attention to the rhythm of a curved white façade. It is an existing building, used here as a visual reference for a fictional brief.

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