moonlighting more than an 80s sitcom

 

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.

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civil architectural criticism

I love architecture, I love to talk about architecture and I love to dialogue with others about architecture. Yet, nothing gets me more irritated than people who throw out useless or foolish statements that do not contribute to a conversation or worse are based solely upon their narrow preference.

how long can we sustain a practice?

Let me pose a question to my architect friends who primarily work in small firms. Does there exist a sustainable practice model in architecture anymore?

axon wax off

Forgive me for the cheesy 80’s movie reference, but there is a tenuous connection between the rigor and discipline of young Daniel in the movie and the rigor and discipline I believe one ought to have as an architect.

mentor was on the odyssey

              

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.

social contract

Is there social contract in architecture?

how the artist emerges

I am an architect; I make art. Let’s not kid ourselves, many architects do; it’s not just me. Don’t ask where this came from, just roll with it.