Sharm Pattern Book

Completed as part of MESA Design Group with multidisciplinary project teams. Credit for the built work belongs to those teams.

To confirm — what kind of place this was, for whom, and at what moment.

To confirm — the constraint collision: the grade that fought the program, the budget that fought the ambition, or the use pattern that fought the plan.

To confirm — why this place mattered to the people who would use it every day.

To confirm — how the team framed the problem so it became solvable.

To confirm — my specific role and contribution on this project.

To confirm — what got built, and how it works now.

To confirm — what this project taught me.

I was designing around people, constraints, systems and place long before I used those words to describe my work. The medium has changed. That part really hasn't.