John Pawson

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June 2020

What lies beneath…

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May 2020

Landscape Shifts

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May 2020

Stillness

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April 2020

‘Dawn and resurrection are synonymous’ Victor Hugo

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April 2020

Partial perspectives

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March 2020

‘…. of course collaboration is hugely important. One does, for a while, become family’. Julie Andrews

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March 2020

‘…the front door continues to appeal to our sense arrival. Call it the ceremony of coming home.’ Akiko Busch, Geography of Home

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March 2020

‘Colour can raise the dead’ Iris Apfel

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February 2020

Winter shift

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February 2020

The stones of Rievaulx

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