The collection

Find a useful starting point.

Six notes to read slowly and try in your own way.

NOTE 01

Look beyond the message to see how lettering changes the character of a street.

NOTE 02

A familiar route changes when surfaces reflect light and the usual places to pause are wet.

NOTE 03

A few clear observations are more useful than a long description you cannot locate later.

NOTE 04

A satisfying walk can fit into a small radius when the route has a clear rhythm.

NOTE 05

Brick, stone, timber and render record different ways of building and repairing a place.

NOTE 06

Small choices about seating affect how a public place can be used.