When one detail has to do a lot of work.

Participating in the OZETECTURE 2019 Glenn Murcutt Masterclass was a totally immersive, restorative, intensive experience that really pulled us out of our comfort zones. Forced out of the daily pressures of decision making and into the unknown (and scary) process of discovery where the only reassurance was from an innate trust in the guidance that come from within the practices of Glenn Murcutt, Peter Stutchbury, Brit Andreson and Richard Leplastrier.

Six years since the first booklet, and three years since his passing, I can add the following applied lessons to the practice of architecture as learned at The Shed (PP) School.

A booklet madea s gift to Paul Pholeros “10 things I Learned at The Shed (PP) School”, borrowing the format of Matthew Fredrick’s book “101 things I learned at Architecture School”. AT the time I’d worked for the practice and Healthabitat for 5 years. It took months to narrow it down into clear, concise lessons that were philosophically guided whilst not taking itself too seriously. These are the first 10 lessons…