November 2
By Talk Design
November 2, 2020
This week Adrian chats with renowned Alabaman architect and author Jeff Dungan.
Jeff speaks about harnessing intuition, and how to allow the house the design itself.
In one of the loosest chats so far, the guys break down Jeff's connection with the land and the people he loves working with and even whips out his guitar…
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