In Sequence: Rooms, Rules, Transformations

Rather than treating form as an end in itself, this conversation looks at architecture built from rules, units, and controlled operations. Across three practices, projects begin with a clear spatial logic, whether through networks of rooms, geometric compositions, or the disciplined reworking of familiar domestic figures, and then test what happens when that logic is pushed, rotated, thickened, or repeated.

With Office KGDVS, MOS Architects, and Pezo von Ellrichshausen, the discussion asks how systematic methods can produce spaces that are precise yet non-prescriptive, familiar yet reconfigured, leaving room for life, time, and interpretation to complete the work.