The Creative Process

Yeah.

The skill of filtering.

And I'll tell you right now, that's probably the biggest struggle.

When I do work with young architects, there's two things that kind of come to mind.

And this is not grandpa Bob talking here.

This is just, you see it a hundred times.

So you start to notice patterns.

A big part of what we talk about is how do you develop patterns? How do you control like workflow as a pattern, like successful workflows as a pattern.

Yeah.

You do it one way and it didn't work.

You do it another way.

Oh, that was better.

Evolve in iterations.

But the two things that come up most often, and it's the younger they are, the less they know about the specifics of the ramifications of the decisions that they're making.

Yeah.

The down the line consequences.

Yeah, or just not like you go, is this where you want to spend your money? Yeah.

Because that detail is not going to be easy.

We can do it, but it's expensive.

Mm-hmm.

Or you're just defying certain physics realities.

Gravity, yeah.

Yeah, a little bit, which again, super cool, looks awesome.

Well, it's a bit of a rabbit hole, but I saw an image that somebody had put together for this project that we're pursuing and it looks super cool.

There's no structure in it anywhere.