Articles by Eric Baldwin

Rural architecture embraces nature, each project intensifying the character of place.

Supergraphics are large environmental graphics usually applied over walls or floors. Forming a kind of altered space, they are used to build identity and transform perception.

Gymnasiums embody activity, movement and energy. As places to train, they are made to bring athletes together.

The materials and structures we choose shape both spatial experience and perception, creating distin ctive atmospheres, moods and conditions.

Steel changed architecture forever. Exploring the material through a residential lens, we’re looking at steel’s capacity to create inspiring forms and spaces.

Exploring reflection, pier buildings reveal powerful relationships between surface and structure.

Raw materials inherently represent nature and growth. Rock gardens emphasize perception, sequence an d connection.

As landmarks within their contexts, places of worship are formed around reflection, contemplation an d gathering. Few works of architecture hold greater weight.

Metal façades radically redefine building envelopes. Exploring enclosure, surface and envelope, each project reinterprets the surrounding context to shape spatial experience.