Unlicensed Architect, Amateur Urbanist, Uncredited Designer, Sometime Research and Writer
Op-Ed: Sticks and Stones; Ai Weiwei and the Uses of Architecture, Thu, May 26 '11
This op-ed was initially conceived as a series of critical Twitter messages by Fred Scharmen, aka sevensixfive, directed at blogs (including Archinect) that have been providing ongoing exposure of new architecture projects in China, considering China's unfair capture and treatment of ...
Archinect Op-Ed: Let's Get Small, Sat, Oct 25 '08
Over the past year, many offices in the profession have seen their projects shrink. Institutions are moving away from the all-at-once construction of a single new building. They are instead asking architects for ideas about phased, long-term master-planning - with an emphasis on step-by-step ...
BackStory: Baltimore, place of Yes and Yes, Mon, Mar 24 '08
BackStory is an Archinect series that focuses on personal experiences of well-known buildings (or cities!) from those who are closest to them: docents, owners, janitors, occupants, and others. This is the expanded view or the bonus features that we may add to the official documentation of a ...
Yale University, MArch, Architecture
Sustainability, Criticality, Parametrics, Organization Space
