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An Architect's Guide to Design Inspiration

Architect Deborah Berke—winner of the new Berkeley-Rupp Prize, celebrating the advancement of women in architecture—shares the everyday objects that inspire her most.
By Tim McKeough
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Material Samples

Berke piles a rotating stack of samples, like this block of resin, on her windowsill. "I really like how they look when the sun hits them."

From the March 2013 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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