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I have always been fascinated with the idea of intimate space.

The definition of “intimate” is an adjective that suggests “friendly” and “devoted”.  As it relates to three-dimensional space, we can extrapolate that intimate space is a space that is familiar and close to us, dear to us.  Built structures of a small scale do not overwhelm us – they welcome and comfort us…

By training and profession, I am an interior designer and soon-to-be architect (I must first pass a rigorous professional exam).  I started my education and career in interior design because I had an interest in how we use interior space – we do, after all, spend 90% of our lives inside.  I completed my education with an architectural degree because I wanted to better understand the “outer” context from which interior space resided.

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