The future of buildings is low-tech and dumb
December 8, 2016
Good Star Wars movies give clues on how to design buildings to last for centuries.
Future of Architecture
A brief history of living rooms and their televisions
December 5, 2016
Finding the best location for a TV in my own house is a good excuse to talk about the history of living rooms-and the evolution of home entertainment.
BIM advice from Pantera’s Reinventing the Steel
April 30, 2016
I love Pantera’s BIM advice to such a degree that I’ve been referencing Pantera song titles in every lecture I’ve given since at least 2012.
Your LEGO Gender Bias is Backwards
January 5, 2015
There’s a lot of talk about LEGO gender bias. I’m not sure I have too much else to add to the topic, but I’m asked about this constantly, so here goes…
Husband, Mom and Architect
December 11, 2014
What’s it like being both a dad and an architect? I’m not really sure. But I do know what it’s like to be a husband, mom and architect.
Takenaka Adopts GRAPHISOFT BIMx for Mobile Access to BIM Projects
December 3, 2014
Takenaka Corporation will adopt BIMx to make the award-winning BIM project presentation app available to thousands of field technicians, further ensuring on-site construction quality and management efficiency. THOUSANDS of field technicians. THOUSANDS!?!?!?!
What OpenBIM Does For You (and the life cycle of BIM)
October 30, 2014
Have you and all your collaborators watched this video about OpenBIM and why the AEC industry needs to change? I’m going to guess no.
Support AIA San Francisco’s vision for the future of the AIA
October 15, 2014
What do you think the future of the AIA should be? Renaming it The American Institute of Architecture and Design sounds like a good start.
AIA San Francisco is better than you local AIA Chapter
October 14, 2014
AIA San Francisco is better than you local AIA Chapter. But that’s only half the post. The rest is about 99% Invisible and the Radiotopia Kickstarter Campaign.