Writings | Julia Amelie Barbour

Buhrich House II

A brief note on Hugh Buhrich's Castlecrag house as a personal, self-built modernist landscape.

A short reflection on Jorn Utzon's church, where daylight turns structure into atmosphere.

A compact note on Dakar's historic market as civic memory, commerce, and contested architecture.

How fragments, references, and repeated looking become a practical design record.

Observation, walking, drawing, and photography as methods for understanding place.

Why sketches, tests, and unresolved work often carry the clearest design thinking.

How supporting text changes the rhythm of looking and gives images a second register.