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Embracing Complexity

Ethos

2/3rds of the world's population will be living in a city by 2050, this along with architecture today taking harsh angular forms causing anxiety, depression, and stress. The human scale is rejected to maintain ever-increasing strain on historical cities. The natural environment is deeply connected with our human psyche due to living alongside the environment for thousands of years. Today’s architecture needs to innovate and harmonise with nature through form, material, structure, and living to begin achieving happiness and beauty.

About me

Adam Murray

Architecture graduate with a focus on innovative design to enhance user experiences and living standards. Gained skills needed for analytical and critical thinking to design within the built environment through Centre Parcs in Woburn and my academic background.

Expertise in software, design, and model making to achieve unique ideas and with a passion for learning cutting edge solutions to transcend architecture into the future.