Reddit reviews The Most Beautiful House in the World

Are you still in school or working? Either way, I'd recommend talking to a professional about it. I had somewhat similar issues while I was at school and did a few sessions of therapy which I thought helped quite a bit.

I agree that taking some time away from the work is a good way to reinvigorate oneself. Take a long weekend trip somewhere, go for a hike or bicycle ride, see a movie. Put architecture completely out of your mind, take some time off, and then see what interests you as you get back into the swing of things. Good luck!

E: I like the idea of reading some architecture books that aren't heavy theory as a way to help reinvigorate your interest. Here's a couple I've enjoyed in the past:

http://www.amazon.com/Architecture-Essay-Landscapes-Buildings-Machines/dp/0262691663

http://www.amazon.com/Most-Beautiful-House-World/dp/0140105662/ref=la_B000AQ1U8A_1_7?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1452268020&sr=1-7

The Most Beautiful House in the World

• Gives an interesting perspective on space, intention, and what makes a house a home (to me, your mileage may vary).
  
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• Can't really explain it other than pure imagination fuel.