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Link: Upcoming Equity by Design Symposium

The American Institute of Architects San Francisco and The Missing 32% Project has announced their third annual symposium. This year's is titled Equity By Design: Knowledge, Discussion, Action! which will be happening downtown at the San Francisco Art Institute on October 18, 2014. I love that they ended

✱ This is Exciting... Because It's Real

This is the second post in the ArchiTalks series where a bunch of internet-friends (no, we did not meet on match.com) post on the same topic that has to do with our chosen profession - architecture. Bob Borson over at Life of an Architect started this whole thing last

Link: My Thoughts on Realtime Rendering

Link: My Thoughts on Realtime Rendering

I've been working on an article about the current state of realtime rendering and how it pertains to architectural visualization, and I finally finished it and posted it to the Method blog. If you model and render your projects, it's probably worth reading. I’m sure

✱ Eleven questions about a career in architecture

The following Q & A is my take on 11 questions that are commonly asked of us in the field of architecture. This is a fun and informative post, and the charge came from Bob Borson over at Life of an Architect (thanks Bob!). Lots of other bloggers are answering

Link: The 2014 AIA Foresight Report

I'm humbled and excited to see my name and a lot of my colleagues mentioned in this year's AIA Foresight Report. It seems some people actually listen to our podcast! The report is a very well done state of the union as it pertains the architectural

✱ We need great, licensed architects. We need you.

I was driving in the car today and Hey Jude by the Beatles came on the radio. My car is old so it only has a radio, so please give me a break! I had a big grin on my face as my kids and I sang along to the

Link: 25 Architects You Should Follow on Twitter

I'm honored to be included on my friend Mark LePage's list of 25 architects to follow on Twitter. For those of you not in the know, Mark started Entrepreneur Architect and his mission is to help architects build better businesses. He and I (and another Mark)