Brent Hull reflects on what gives a house its soul—and why new construction should begin with an understanding of history, place, and narrative. Drawing from French architectural influence, salvaged materials, and carefully considered details, the episode explores how buildings can feel rooted rather than manufactured. Brent explains how restraint, proportion, and intentional choices allow modern homes to honor traditional precedent without imitation. By blending old-world craft with contemporary needs, the episode illustrates how thoughtful design transforms a new build into a house with presence, memory, and lasting character.
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