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Adapt As An Architect: A Mid-Career Companion

Adapt As An Architect: A Mid-Career Companion

My friend Randy Deutsch has recently published his latest book which “aims to support, nurture and promote the growth of architects in the developing stages of their careers.” The book’s chapters are modeled on the conversations you might have over coffee at your regular haunt with 50 of your

✱ ARCAST 2020

✱ ARCAST 2020

Cormac and I recently got together with the hosts of three other architectural podcasts for the second annual ARCAST live event. Mark LePage of the EntreArchitect podcast, Lance Cayko and Alex Gore of Inside the Firm podcast, and Dimitrius Lynch of Spaces podcast reconvened with Archispeak to continue what we

✱ FLW 150

✱ FLW 150

Frank Lloyd Wright would be 150 years old today, and thinking of him immediately took me back to my childhood. At around 8 or 9 years old, I replicated his floor plans on grid paper of my own. I would beg my parents to buy me plan books or find

Prince

Prince

My awareness of Prince started when I was in the 5th grade and heard Little Red Corvette and Raspberry Beret for the first time on a cassette. Then I vividly remember seeing his Purple Rain album pressed on purple vinyl, of course. In more recent years it was all about

Tommy Caldwell: What are you up against?

Video: Brené Brown on Why Your Critics Aren't the Ones Who Count

Brené Brown talks at the 99u Conference about showing up and doing the work. She also has some strong words about whom we should listen to when it comes to feedback on our projects. I absolutely love how this talk applies to architecture and designers in particular who have the

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