The Architect of Architects

The Architect of Envisioning the Grand Design presents architecture in a very broad spectrum that would help anyone see architecture beyond the physical, inhabitable form and space. Its emphasis is more on the essence of architecture rather the technical aspects. It explains some very important concepts, ideas, interpretations, and psychological factors in design. It also touches on the matter of natural designs and science which includes matters of evolution and life. Whether you are interested in architecture, science, philosophy, theology, archeology, anthropology, psychiatry, psychology, law, as these issues relate to design, this book may greatly provoke your thoughts. The author, inspired by philosophical thoughts in architecture, has previously published a book on matters of spirituality. The author's letters have also been published in Architectural Record, alluding to certain intrinsic elements in design in a Chapel Seattle, Washington, designed by a well-known architect. The author has also been published in other publications.