Our ‘Maase-Hoshev' (The 'Thoughtful Making' concept) is the trinity synthesis of the perceptions of ‘Adrichal’- (The Servant of Space), and ‘Architect’- (Master of Structure), which are both embodied in the ancient concept of ‘Maase-Hoshev’ in terms of architectural existence. This idea shows that the human spirit is the supreme authority in experiencing and absorbing the significance of architecture, which is basically a metaphysical category, whether through conscious awareness or by intuition; but yet, this process generally includes an element of apprehension for both, the originator and the spectator.

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We believe that planners and designers should confront the existential experiences while creating buildings, in order to include the collective human spirit as a crucial factor in the design process; knowing that the resulting recommendation opens the gates for the search of the space in mind....of the rules and roles of ‘Spatial Realization’. “The architect must think of his responsibility; - his responsibility to create something, which is always true to the nature in men and to the laws of nature” , as Kahn once said.

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To encapsulate our idea of the 'Thoughtful Making' by using the inspiration of the ‘Kierkegaardian Nightingale’ we will say that: It is a humility on the behalf of the ‘Adrichal’ not to demand that the collective will achieve a ‘Spatial Realization’ of his work, but also a pride on the part of the ‘Architect’ not to care if they do or do not. Nevertheless it happens, for by the virtue of absurd they do. This is the sacred and secret essence of ‘Ma’ase-Hoshev'.