00:00:00    we spend 87 percent of our lives inside buildings

 

00:00:34    I was conceived within these walls in ’87

 

00:01:09    how they are designed really affects how we feel

 

00:07:53    the wallpaper was here before me, I don’t claim it

 

00:01:43    how we behave

 

00:08:13    Mum says this is a good home. When I was little I used

                  to peel the yellow from the wallpaper

 

00:01:56    design is not just a visual thing; it’s a thought process

 

00:12:12    once I swallowed an apple pip & a guy from the 12th

                  floor told me

 

00:02:20    it’s a skill . . .

 

00:14:02    an apple tree will grow out from my belly

 

00:02:39    design is a tool to enhance our humanity. . . a frame

                  for life

 

00:15:45    don’t that mean I will be the first treeboy on the estate?

 

00:02:50    putting the human experience at the beginning of

                  the process 

 

00:17:39    the guy said trees live as long as boys do here that’s

                  why we have concrete

 

00:03:32    tactile memory

 

00:18:01    at the back of our block there is a wall full of RIPs . . .

                  a thousand unlived lives of boys & trees

 

00:03:46    empathy is the cornerstone of design

 

00:18:50    y’know the architect that designed this estate killed

                  himself

 

00:03:53    it’s all about showmanship and theatricality

 

00:19:20    Mum reckons that’s why they covered the rot with

                  cladding

 

00:04:01    it’s about how things feel & smell as much as how

                  they look

 

00:20:15    ’cause concrete smells like a siege . . . when it rains

                  I like to

 

00:04:23    imbue people with a sense of wellbeing,

                  empowerment, gentle joyfulness

 

00:21:09    pretend I live

 

00:04:56    translate the future life of a building into design

                  language

 

00:22:23    on the 19th floor you can see everything but the future

 

00:05:03    those great long corridors reduced people

 

00:23:59    we see the same view even when we’re not looking,

                  we’re usually not looking

 

00:05:25    to see that a building could have such an impact

                  on the way people felt, on the way they interacted

 

00:25:48    at the scene we know who did it . . . keep our

                  mouths shut when boydem come with their

 

00:09:13    it’s about interrogation and empathy

 

00:26:03    [laughter]

 

00:09:58    materials are the things that tell the truth

 

00:27:29    if these walls could talk our ears would bleed.

 

00:10:17    humans are naturally drawn to the material

 

00:28:32    is fire a material?

 

00:13:03    we discover the world through our senses

 

00:29:10    some animals only map the world through one

                  sense . . . & so can survive smoke

 

00:13:54    our materials speak to us

 

00:30:02    concrete makes me feel safe . . . when I leave my

                  block I don’t feel safe