SoAT Cannot Close Part II: How Students and Faculty Were Silenced, Wed, Mar 25 '20
Continuing Archinect’s ongoing coverage of the closing of the School of Architecture at Taliesin (SoAT), Archinect spoke with a current first-year SoAT student, Alex Martinec. This interview comes in light of the recent letter from Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s CEO Stuart Graff outlining ...
The School of Architecture at Taliesin Cannot Close: Testimonies From Recent Graduates, Thu, Mar 12 '20
Archinect has collected responses from several School of Architecture at Taliesin (SoAT) students in light of recent events at the schools. The responses highlight the self-built pavilions SoAT students are expected to complete as part of their final thesis project.
Leong Leong on the Power of Slowness, Weird Aesthetics, and Family in Architecture, Tue, Feb 11 '20
Rushing to found a firm may seem like a good idea for those looking to keep their creative naivete, but as proven by New York City-based practice Leong Leong, patience and deliberately planned growth pays off. Just over 10 years since its founding in 2009, the small office has already ...
Second Home Hollywood Offers A Genuine Approach to Coworking Post-WeWork, Fri, Nov 22 '19
If American fast-food chains expanding to the furthest corners of the planet was the most widespread symptom of globalization in the 90s and aughts, for us in the late 2010s, the coworking space might represent a contemporary analogy. Any major city on the planet right now—if it’s a node ...
Size Matters: A Conversation on Storefront for Art and Architecture’s History with Founder Kyong Park, Wed, Oct 23 '19
For art and architectural venues, growth is a commonly accepted measure of success. As the story usually goes, an upstart museum or gallery begins life small and then, with enough reputation and investment capital, gets a larger and larger space; with expansion and higher ticket sales comes the ...
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