Enable java in your browser. Or use the links below. Send us your Feedback For our privacy policy, click here . For our user agree- ment, click here . Every house I design is designed to reflect the personality of the individual client and translate the poetry of the site into architectural ideas.
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The challenge is blending their program with the poetry to create the structure. Often, said Oshatz, his clients don't have a set idea of what their finished home should look like. It's up to him to elicit their emotional responses to space and light and create spaces that work for them. For one claustrophobic client, for example, he designed a home with glass walls that tipped outward, so that even when the man looked up, he could look out. People function better in the right environment.