Giving thanks for imagination, creative genius, and flow. #letsblogoff...
In tribute to November’s annual eat-fest, the Let’s Blog Off gang asks: What makes us thankful? You can read my blogging friends’ thoughts on Thanksgiving here . They will make you laugh, cry,...
View ArticleDear Architecture Grads: What Matters Most?
In my blog post last week titled “Dear Architecture Graduates: Be Ready, Relentless and Lucky,” the first item is strategy. To get a job particularly during the Great Recession, you have to first...
View ArticleDear Architecture Graduates: Be Ready, Relentless, and Lucky
A couple of months ago, I wrote a piece for my mid-career architect friends who had recently lost their jobs, titled “Dear Unemployed Architects: You’ve Been Given a Gift.” With it, I got lots of...
View ArticleGroundhog Day, New Habits, and Other Restarts
I have committed a cardinal error of blogging: no new posts for two months. OH NO! After building a fabulous community of readers, I allowed other tasks to interrupt my trail of commentaries, images,...
View ArticleThree Ideas That Will Shape 21st Century Cities: Urban Divide, Megacities,...
The past two days, I covered a list of 20 items from The Futurist magazine’s “Outlook 2010” (Nov-Dec 09 issuehttp://bit.ly/xFR5C) that will shape 21st c cities.http://bit.ly/w1po5 Now I am adding...
View ArticleWhat’s Next for 21st Century Cities? Part 2
Yesterday, I posted ten trends from The Futurist magazine Outlook 2010,http://bit.ly/xFR5C which I selected from approximately 80 topics and modified them to apply to cities. The trends were organized...
View ArticleWhat’s Next for 21st Century Cities? Part 1
The Futurist magazinehttp://www.wfs.org/futurist.htm published their “Outlook 2010” this month with forecasts in ten domains. Somehow none of the areas focus exclusively on cities or architecture,...
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