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Where do ideas come from?
I ask Tom. “Yes, where do they come from?” he asks himself, giving the question some thought. “A lot of my ideas come when I’m wandering around a place. I’ve gone to see a client or I’m there surveying. Just being in a place, trying to work out where I want to be, what I want to be looking at, what I want to not be looking at or be protected from, what I want to get rid of. Yes, definitely, a lot of it comes from just sitting, being in a place.”...