I find myself particularly drawn to the brutalist buildings that dot the cityscape. Their raw, concrete exteriors seem to exude a sense of honesty and functionality, as if they're saying, "This is what we have, and this is what we're working with." The way the concrete seems to sag and slump under its own weight, creating a sense of dynamic movement, is both captivating and unsettling.
To bridge this gap, maintain a "Red Flag Log" in your notes. Whenever you write a note that says "Ask engineer" or "Check code," highlight it. Those highlights are your punch list before printing. architecture notes
Sketches of sightlines, photos of existing vegetation, and notes on the "genius loci" (spirit of the place). I find myself particularly drawn to the brutalist