We have been exploring ways in which architects can work with the ‘sensory elements of space’.  Those sensory elements, such as light, wind, movement, views, heat and cold, are the qualities that fill the spaces we create when we practice architecture – the spaces in and between buildings.  We believe that by being better at observing these qualities, adding new layers to the design process and rethinking our approach to environmental design, we can offer architecture which is more generous in the experiences it provides for people without necessarily costing more.