Archive for July, 2008
Light is the Theme: Introduction
As I began writing the first post of this series, I quickly realized it needed an introduction. It got to the point where I had written a full posts worth before discussing the Kimbell Art Museum, the first building for contemplation. Therefore, consider this an introduction to the first group of buildings discussed within the […]
Architecture as Experience
Of anything, I have perhaps covered architecture the least. This is somewhat by design, because this blog is intended as an outlet to explore my other interests beyond architecture, which I practice daily for a living. Despite this agenda, it is still my passion, and therefore fair game for content.
[Image: A play on form and […]
Market Urbanism
Although I had been consumed with my work recently, I still had time to keep tabs on the blogosphere. LIke many of you, I have a laundry list of blogs from which I receive feeds. Relative to my interests, it has been easy to discover those covering design, architecture, and urbanism. On the other hand, […]
No Longer Blogging in Pseudo Anonymity
When I started this blog, I was having difficulty deciding whether to remain anonymous. Certain events over the past few weeks, however, have lead to a decision.
[Image: Courtesy of Websecurity.]
It is not that I was explicitly remaining anonymous, but my rationalization hinged on some unforeseen possibility that it could benefit me or this blog at […]
Pattern Recognition 5
Sorry for the slim pickings here at AOU lately, work has been all consuming. Hopefully you enjoyed my article in Volume, but more importantly, I hope you have been outside taking advantage of the summer months.
My current deadline is this Friday, so in theory I will be adding content soon. In the meantime, please check […]
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