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Paul E. Fallon in THOSE PEOPLE

Apr 22, 2014

The Case for Being an Architect

Tough Job Prospects Will not Dissuade People with Passion

Tough Reality

A recent study of the Georgetown University Center of Education and the Workforce reported that students with a…

Carst Abma in AtelierVA

Mar 14, 2014

How will Google change architecture

new possibilities, effects and uses in the spatial architectural…

Ryan Mullenix in Architecture, landscape, urban design

Apr 25, 2014

Figure-Grounded

Why We Should Use Less Ink When Drawing Cities

NBBJ Design

Apr 30, 2014

A Digital World Needs Digital Drawing

Whether on Paper or Onscreen, Artistic Media Are About Constraints and Creativity

Architects, it’s generally known, are good at drawing. They sketch beautifully, make intricate doodles…

Darren Lester in Sharing Architecture

Feb 2, 2014

How Writing Can Make Architects Relevant

Where are the architects with 10 million Twitter Followers?

The Case for Open Space

Law firms, long a bastion of mahogany desks and wood paneling, are trading in traditional décor for a more open and…

Honest Buildings

Mar 31, 2014

How Design Fuels Success

Eight Inc. uses lighting to revamp the gas pump

Eight Inc., the architectural firm perhaps best known for its iconic design of the Apple store, is the creative force behind the innovative Litro gas station, owned by the Romanian…

Darren Lester in Sharing Architecture

Apr 20, 2014

The Required Culture Shift in Construction: Shared Knowledge & Expertise

Construction industry needs…

A Diamond in the Brooklyn Rough

The Williamsburg Wythe Hotel currently stands as the only existing hotel in its micro-neighborhood…

Ryan Mullenix

Mar 13, 2014

Fast-forward to Pause

Why Computational Speed Fosters Greater Design Creativity

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