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Discover the serenity of architecture designed for quietude with Quiet Spaces. This exquisite volume showcases the reflective work of renowned London architect William Smalley, juxtaposed with inspirational architecture from around the globe. Each curated interior reveals a sanctuary of introspection, where calm prevails and solitude is celebrated.
Quiet Spaces is not just a book; it’s a journey through private havens ideal for reading, meditation, or simply enjoying stillness. From Smalley’s own Bloomsbury Apartment to his impactful projects across the UK, France, and New York, experience the art of tranquility.
With stunning photography by Harry Crowder, discover renowned sites like Palladio's 16th-century villa, striking residences in Mexico and Sri Lanka, and the remarkable Secular Retreat in Devon by Peter Zumthor. Each photograph beautifully captures the essence of these quiet environments, inviting you to pause and reflect.
Additionally, delve into spaces that foster creativity, such as Barbara Hepworth’s serene garden and the intimate Kettle's Yard gallery. A thoughtful foreword by celebrated writer Edmund de Waal explores our emotional affiliations with architecture, granting insight into how spaces resonate deeply with our lives.
Explore quietude in design and let Quiet Spaces inspire your own reflections on architecture and interior tranquility today.
Quiet Spaces is not just a book; it’s a journey through private havens ideal for reading, meditation, or simply enjoying stillness. From Smalley’s own Bloomsbury Apartment to his impactful projects across the UK, France, and New York, experience the art of tranquility.
With stunning photography by Harry Crowder, discover renowned sites like Palladio's 16th-century villa, striking residences in Mexico and Sri Lanka, and the remarkable Secular Retreat in Devon by Peter Zumthor. Each photograph beautifully captures the essence of these quiet environments, inviting you to pause and reflect.
Additionally, delve into spaces that foster creativity, such as Barbara Hepworth’s serene garden and the intimate Kettle's Yard gallery. A thoughtful foreword by celebrated writer Edmund de Waal explores our emotional affiliations with architecture, granting insight into how spaces resonate deeply with our lives.
Explore quietude in design and let Quiet Spaces inspire your own reflections on architecture and interior tranquility today.