Karen Franck and Teresa von Sommaruga Howard’s new book, Design Through Dialogue, highlights our explorative approach to design
July 1st, 2010
Design Through Dialogue: A Guide for Clients and Architects discusses the need for a reciprocal conversation between architect and client in order to achieve the forward-thinking architectural design. The book highlights our collaborative process with our clients. Centro de Artes Nadir Afonso, Chelsea Court and the Highlawn Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library are featured as noteworthy architectural designs that are a product of our explorative process.
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