Architecture Firm D.U.S.T Carries Out the Master Builder Tradition in the Arizona Desert

2018-04-30T09:00:00-04:00

D.U.S.T, based out of Tucson, Arizona, is a multidisciplinary design firm comprised of architects, craftsmen, artists, and designers that focus their practice in the master builder tradition. Founded by Cade Hayes and Jesus Robles, two desert natives, their work intimately roots itself to place, linking knowledge of local traditions to architecture and the building process.

Their Tucson Mountain Retreat was recently featured in Netflix's US debut of The World's Most Extraordinary Homes, hosted by Piers Taylor and Caroline Quentin. For this week's Small Studio Snapshot, I had the pleasure of speaking with the two about their experience on the show, and working out in the desert.

Working out of the Box: Emily Fischer of Haptic Lab

2014-04-15T14:26:00-04:00

Working out of the Box is a series of features presenting architects who have applied their architecture backgrounds to alternative career paths.

In this installment, we're talking with Emily Fischer, Founder of Haptic Lab.

Are you an architect working out of the box? Do you know of someone that has changed careers and has an interesting story to share? If you would like to suggest an (ex-)architect, please send us a message.

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Architecture Firm D.U.S.T Carries Out the Master Builder Tradition in the Arizona Desert

Working out of the Box: Emily Fischer of Haptic Lab