Brian Knight loves The New York Times crossword puzzle. In his line of work, each day is a problem-solving exercise.
He loves his constant companion, Nico, a Whippet named after the ’60s pop German singer/model, who accompanies him to the office daily.
The one-time musician loves Japanese art. The essay, “In Praise of Shadows,” by author Jun’ichirō Tanizaki about Japanese aesthetics has influenced him and his work.
He loves gardening, and two years ago he transformed his own space into a Zen-like cloister.
These are just a few of Knight’s favorite things and offer a glimpse into the mind of the BFK Architecture founder. . . .
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Jessica Koslow 