Jack Daulton in foreground reviewing progress. Jack has played an important part in the building of his house. Ideas are often batted around in an attempt to land in the best possible place for the overall vision. Design should never be limited to the drawing table, but treated as an evolving element that can be learned about as a project progresses. 100% scale reveals the true strengths and weaknesses of a concept. This often causes a direction to be modified, or even redefined, during the building process. This can be referred to as, "listening to what the structure has to say." In a manner of speaking, a building will tell you what it needs. If you know the language, and how to listen for it, both the edifice and the minds involved will move forward in a positive way.
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