Just as Covid-19 immediately revealed inequities in our communities last year, now we can see issues of equity within buildings.
Air, not surfaces
Friday faves: Podcasts
Over the past year, I have been on a learning binge. In 2020, I absorbed so much professional continuing education that I accumulated almost 7 times the number of hours that Architects need in a year because, well, lockdown. And every conference went virtual, which was great because I could "go to" conferences that I… Continue reading Friday faves: Podcasts
Inspired by…spring
Inspired by...signs of spring, vaccinations, safe reopening, supporting local. Breathe and be well.
Monday morning inspiration
Starting the New Year with a business re-thinking, re-planning, or re-strategizing session is a great idea, especially after 2020's rollercoaster ride.
Cheers to the New Year
Wishing you happiness, health, and joy in 2021.
Monday morning inspiration
'Twas the Monday before Christmas.... Have a safe and happy holiday! Here's to better days in 2021!
Travel Diary: Vauban
Vauban, an innovative "green" neighbourhood in Freiburg, Germany. Travel is one of the things that I miss the most, as we here in the US and in many other countries are struggling to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. I miss my family and friends in Canada. I missed spending our wedding anniversary once again in… Continue reading Travel Diary: Vauban
Monday morning inspiration
Where do Architects find inspiration for their work? It's everywhere when you're not looking, and nowhere to be found when you are.
Monday morning inspiration
Charlotte Perriand's contributions to Architecture & Design have not received the attention they deserve. Several books have been written about her, including her autobiography, but her story is still not well known. Neither are the stories of many of her contemporaries who also carved out a place in the design professions at a time when… Continue reading Monday morning inspiration
Rethinking space: Education
What will classrooms and other educational spaces look like when students return? It's a question of appropriate design, furniture, and HVAC. And the right technology infrastructure.
