It Ain’t Just (Black and) White Thoughts on Colour in Architecture
^A canopy of a forest in Sabah, Malaysia, by Mark J. Fisher
All the Colours of Nature As I write this, I sit on the back patio of my house, surrounded by an array of green that would be impossible to catalog. From the dark hues of the ivy that continually threaten to take over the brick pad on which my picnic table sits, through the mature colours of the leaves in late summer, all the way to the still young shoots that are almost transparent against the sky when I look up at them, this little patch of forest lost in the city presents me with colours for which I have no words.
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