
It’s been over a year. It might be another.
Today’s post is sharing a response to a struggling student honestly looking for answers to how one designs. How are historic works of architecture conceived? Continue reading “design is not magic”
It’s been over a year. It might be another.
Today’s post is sharing a response to a struggling student honestly looking for answers to how one designs. How are historic works of architecture conceived? Continue reading “design is not magic”
I’m afraid this virtue might be fleeting as many are discouraged about choosing a direction that ends up back where they started. It’s nice to know the investment pays off, but is it just the aimless turning of a crank, or do we control the outcome? Continue reading “ambition, a necessary ingredient”
We often brag about the fulfillment and fun of being an architect; I agree with that sentiment and I wouldn’t want to do anything else. Continue reading “realities of being an architect”
I’m surprised the term moonlighting is still used as it appeared to be an archaic term when I was coming out of school in the early 1990’s. Continue reading “moonlighting more than an 80s sitcom”
OK, first things first. I missed the #Architalks deadline this month. No excuses, I missed it. Now I’m late and I accept the consequences. My good friends shared their hearts yesterday about their experiences and passion about their mentors, and their exhortation for others to take on that role. Continue reading “mentor was on the odyssey “