Venue Reopening 2020 Plan
From team members to guests – health, safety and efficiency are top priorities for venue operators as they prepare to reopen. We have put together a guide to help promote venue reopening efforts [...]
PARADOX OF SOURCES
Six times zones from Atlanta, and forty years apart, I was enrolled at the Architecture Association of London, trying to understand what Architecture was as a formal craft and a meaningful assist [...]
Register for part 2 of The City in Which We Live
Please join us Friday 5/1 at 10am EST on Zoom for the second installment of The City in Which We Live, a *free* conversation series surrounding the pandemic’s global impact on what we build [...]
FROM WHERE I SIT: MICHAEL HODGE
As we honor the significance of Black History, we are faced with the reality that even in 2020, People of Color are still widely underrepresented in architecture. As industry leaders, we [...]
FROM WHERE I SIT: DAMARI WEAVER
As we honor the significance of Black History, we are faced with the reality that even in 2020, People of Color are still widely underrepresented in architecture. As industry leaders, we must [...]
WHAT’S IN A NAME
This proclamation will surprise those familiar with my narrow band of emotions, but I have a CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH from the State of Ohio. Good to know, otherwise I wouldn’t be authoring [...]
MANUAL LABOR
I taught for a few years after graduate school. I wasn’t very good at it, owing to both the lack of any truly meaningful insights of someone only four years older than the students and an innate [...]
FUNNY BUSINESS
Truth be told, I’m the world’s leading expert on humor in Architecture. It is a club of one, of which I am president, scribe and secretary. A few years ago, I gave a lecture at the Third [...]
