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✱ Architecture is for People

✱ Architecture is for People

I recently took to Twitter and shared a story about a visit to an architectural project I worked on with a photographer who will be shooting the project when it's complete. It was a great experience and I though I'd try a new way of sharing

Link: LoaA Annual Playhouse Competition 2015

It's on! My friend Bob over at the Life of an Architect blog is holding his fourth annual playhouse design competition. You can see the winners from last year (and the previous years as well) and read the rules for entry. Here's the short list: This

Link: My Take on Being a Well-Rounded Designer

I was honored to answer a few questions for the Philadelphia University School of Architecture blog which is a great resource for architecture students. There you can read my thoughts about the importance of being a well-rounded designer and architect. You'll also learn quite a bit more about

We Don't Like Your House Either

This documentary is about some of Architect Bruce Goff's work and he talks openly about his relationships with his clients and about the work itself. The label 'genius' comes up a lot, and to be truthful I've never been interested in his work but

✱ Like a Chef

My friend Lee Calisti posted on his blog recently about the stereotype (and reality) of architects wearing black, which then started a great conversation over on LinkedIn. He followed it up today with another insightful post. It's a great thread that led into other tangents about the value

Link: Architecture and Math

I have a small cameo appearance over at Life of an Architect where the post is talking about an often-asked question by those thinking about getting into the architectural profession: Does one need to be good at math to become an architect? Bob Borson: If you ever thought about being

✱ Rejection is Good for You

✱ Rejection is Good for You

Rejection is something every person working in a creative field has to learn to deal with if they want to get better at what they do. It's an essential tool that must be learned and put to use, as scary as it is. There are lots of people