How do you define the main difference between bespoke thinking and system thinkings in design?

I think, uh, it's a great observation and a really interesting question.

I'd sort of reflect upon it to think that a lot of our work is about being very resolved and imperfect at the same time.

So in our projects, you'll see mostly we do unpainted walls, soap finish wood, but no bulkheads.

So it's not accidental, but it's very deliberate in that.

And what I think about a lot is that for me, bespoke means things that are handmade, crafted, and very individual, and systems, to the contrary, uh, to that are produced, manufactured, engineered, and repeated.

So they're kind of almost the opposite ends of those spectrums.

Looking ahead, do you think that the future of architecture leans more towards adaptable systems, or will bespoke thinking remain essential, and why?