#residential architecture

Does the open floor plan prioritise aesthetics over actual livability?

What's your take on the whole open-concept vs. closed-kitchen debate in interior design for a family home?

Is your architect ignoring what you really need to push their own aesthetic?

Open floor plans ruin privacy and acoustics—why do we still pretend they're better?

Is paying for an architect just a flex when a good contractor could do the same job?

Are you swapping open-concept for 'broken plan' homes?

“Architectural integrity” is meaningless if it makes your home uncomfortable to live in — change my mind.

Have you reconsidered open-plan living after the post-pandemic lifestyle shift?