There is a sense of inevitability in a Robert Swatt design. So seamlessly do the buildings connect with their Californian environment, they seem to belong together. The projects in Insideout span more than a decade, showcasing the work of an architect who has reached full maturity. They are the culmination of an unwavering dedication to the California Modern aesthetic, refusing to conform to the dictates of fashion. The 20 designs in the collection reflect Swatt's preference for residential architecture. In the Hudson-Panos house, Swatt has created an idyllic, self-sufficient modern country retreat, harmoniously blending indoor-outdoor living and making a feature of the sweeping views of the surrounding Sonoma County landscape. Irrespective of the building's function, all Swatt designs capitalise on natural advantages and are formed by their surroundings, aspiring towards Swatt's goal of achieving the highest level of architectural experience.