Daylighting in Row Housing

Initially funded by the University of Oregon’s Baker Scholarship, a publication that I presented at Neo Con, I think it still holds up as an interesting and valuable resource for this traditionally unexplored speciality.

SINKS are deep!

Are you into water? I am! Anyway I can get it. When I was a kid standing at the sink and washing my hands was a delicious discovery. Wow that beautiful liquid flowing around my little hands. How dazzling, watching the beautiful droplets running thru my little fingers.  

Today I wash my hands many times a day. Whether I’m cooking a meal, or working in the studio. How terrific it feels to turn on a faucet and watch mysteriously as a simple stream hits the bottom of a bowl. 

....nighttime before going to bed is the most silent time we have to clean off the day’s grit. We find peace in closing ourselves off from the rest of the world. Our faces turned downward toward the well, wishing this simple act of brushing our teeth would solve all the world’s problems.

Our ritual forever uninterrupted when we meditate on the smallest drop.