The Art of Noticing
Tunnel under the golf course, with my husband waiting on the other side, taking me back to my house.
That was a lot of noticing for one day. This kind of attention feels close to design inquiry. To design well, I must be present not only in thought but also with my senses. What I see, hear, and feel becomes a way of asking questions about spaces, objects, and experiences. In this way, noticing is not passive observation; it is an active design method. It becomes the bridge between awareness and innovation.