Dr Daniel Dream
@dan-dream.bsky.social
Lecturer at The Bartlett School of Architecture and University of Greenwich, designing and researching at the confluence of narrative, picturebooks and identity. One half of the design studio Night Kitchen.
@kermodemovie.bsky.social Hi Mark! Did Billy Friedkin ever admit to you that he watched The Exorcist III?
July 8, 2025 at 9:38 AM
@kermodemovie.bsky.social Hi Mark! Did Billy Friedkin ever admit to you that he watched The Exorcist III?
Reposted by Dr Daniel Dream
#OpenAccess in Visual Arts Research 51.1, @dan-dream.bsky.social and Ifigeneia Liangi explore the design and teaching practice of Night Kitchen, an architectural research studio. Now on @projectmuse.bsky.social : muse.jhu.edu/pub/34/artic... Eds. @courtniewolfgang.bsky.social & @lllart.bsky.social
June 30, 2025 at 5:05 PM
#OpenAccess in Visual Arts Research 51.1, @dan-dream.bsky.social and Ifigeneia Liangi explore the design and teaching practice of Night Kitchen, an architectural research studio. Now on @projectmuse.bsky.social : muse.jhu.edu/pub/34/artic... Eds. @courtniewolfgang.bsky.social & @lllart.bsky.social
Pleased to have a Night Kitchen article featured in the recent AD: Ghost Stories.
“A Tailored Reality: Inside In Here” explores how picturebook theory, metafiction and object-based narratives influence our design research practice, weaving stories through interplays of the visual and verbal.
“A Tailored Reality: Inside In Here” explores how picturebook theory, metafiction and object-based narratives influence our design research practice, weaving stories through interplays of the visual and verbal.
November 21, 2024 at 7:12 PM
Pleased to have a Night Kitchen article featured in the recent AD: Ghost Stories.
“A Tailored Reality: Inside In Here” explores how picturebook theory, metafiction and object-based narratives influence our design research practice, weaving stories through interplays of the visual and verbal.
“A Tailored Reality: Inside In Here” explores how picturebook theory, metafiction and object-based narratives influence our design research practice, weaving stories through interplays of the visual and verbal.