The design phase is where the work begins to sing. The sketches have found their rhythm, the vision is clear, and the architect no longer solves they compose. This is not a rehearsal. It is a moment of stillness, clarity, and presence, where the soul of the project quietly begins to reveal itself.

The Field Architect thinks in layers, not lines. This post explores the quiet discipline behind that clarity: experience, presence, spatial perception, kinesthetic awareness, sketching, and verification. A method that turns intuition into direction.