Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
University of Southern California (USC)
Tulane University
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Temple University
University of Oregon
Cranbrook Academy of Art
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
Kansas State University
My architectural heroes
My heroes are always Tom Wiscomb, Marrikka Trotter, and Alejandro Zaera-Polo.
Where can apply to study with them? I couldn’t find their names on the faculty list of Princeton, Yale, and Harvard.
Alejandro doesn’t teach there Don’t know who Tom Wiscomb is
Lovearchitect, you have excellent taste in architectural heroes. Clearly you favor the most important generational voices.
what’s up AZP?
Watch How to Be in An Office on YouTube and take their advice to the letter.
Gehardt Fjuck. He's my hero.
Are you sure your hero is not David Adjaye or Richard Meier?
Can you just imagine the time it takes for Tommy to style that do? How does he have the time to even make anyone's life miserable when he appears spending most of it fucking with that mop.
You fuck with the hair, he'll shank you with a t square.
Wiscomb, AZP and Eva French Gilbert
They changed the course of architectural history.
In 2022, Wiscombe resigned[11] from his teaching position at the Southern California Institute of Architecture following allegations of labor exploitation and a resulting investigation.[12]
What projects have Wiscombe ever built? or is he strictly a an academician?
Tom, Hernan and Florencia Diaz Alonso are the best teachers I’ve ever had.
Florencia Pita That is her name. She is nothing to do with Hernan. They are both Mexican Hispanics.
RIP Craig Dykers
Have you considered contacting their (pick one) office, firm, studio, atelier, abattoir directly. I am sure they are always looking for passionate free labor.
They are looking for a project in Cambodia. That is only the place no one will recognize them.
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