
You graduated from Architecture School and want to be called Architect
Yes I’m going to talk about who gets to be called an architect, but unfortunately that’s just the symptom of a bigger issue.
Yes I’m going to talk about who gets to be called an architect, but unfortunately that’s just the symptom of a bigger issue.
What’s the value of a licensed architect? I wish that were a simple answer.
I think we should all call interns Architects in Training. But you’re an intern who doesn’t want to get licensed? Then you’re a design or floor plan wizard.
Cartoons and intros or titles that could be the start of a good joke. This is how I am writing blog posts now, I guess. I can live with that. I’ve had a lot of great meetings with local Seattle-based architects this week. Here’s what happened at one of those meetings.
Guest blogger Alicia Liebel Berg shares her thoughts on Kayne West’s visit to Harvard.
This article about the illegal actions of a homeowner and the subsequent house fire is just one more example of the decreasing stature of architects.
We all just want to say “Hi, I am an Architect.” But it’s almost never that easy. Here’s a simple rule and some related thoughts.
Over the past few months we’ve all been talking about people calling themselves architects. This is a very sensitive subject for so many reasons.
I want to see a chart tracking Blacksmiths per Capita over the last 150 years. And for telephone operators. And then one for Architects extending to 2050.