The Studio 2: Thank You China
by Tim Alatorre
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Posted on January 9, 2010
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ACE Mentor Program, AutoCad, CalPoly, Green Architecture, Health Care, IDP, NCARB, Revit, San Luis Obispo
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Happy New Year! This is the first episode for 2010 and we are off to a great start. Special guest Elise Drakes, B’Arch ’06 Associate AIA, talkes about healthcare Architecture and the ACE Mentor Program. We discuss the rise of green buildings and the IDP program.
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News:
- Doug Jackson – ARCH 481: Transformalism First Public Thesis Review Fri., Jan. 8 1:20 – 4:00pm 05-301
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http://www.arch.calpoly.edu/news-events/index.html
- The 6th annual vellum furniture competition sponsored by vellum desing build + the CAED is proud to announce that the DESIGN WITHIN REACH will host a reception on Thursday, January 14, 2010 at 607 State Street, Santa Barbara, CA between 6:30 – 8:30pm. http://www.dwr.com/category/find+a+studio/santabarbara.do
- Cal Poly Open House Announces Theme for 2010 Weekend, Set for April 15-17
- IDP 6 month rule
- IDP Units to hours
- Half Of Non-Residential Buildings Will Be Green By 2015 -Study
Rapid Fire Questions:
Elise scores = 426,212 points
What’s Elise Up To?:
- After graduation she started working with a multi-residential design firm
- Two years ago she started working at Taylor in New Port Beach
- Currently working towards licensure:
- Going through IDP
- Currently studying for Programming ARE
- Licensure is a long process, it’s hard to find study time
- Is Healthcare “insulated” from the current economic state?
- Every Firm, regardless of the type of the work, has had to make those tough decisions
- The uncertainty of Health Care Reform is causing hospitals to cut back on spending
- Thoughts on Cal Poly grads out in the industry
- LOVE Cal Poly!!
- Cal Poly grads are “do-ers”
- Architecture Program does a good job of integrating the many facets of our industry
- It would have been nice to learn more about how to find the area of architecture you fit into and are passionate about
- It’s sad to see students graduate and then not like what they are doing and leave the industry
- Wishful thinking for more well rounded internships in different industry areas while being a student
- While jobs are hard to find, don’t be discouraged if you can’t find a job in a firm, if you’re interested in Healthcare perhaps look to get a job related to nursing where you’ll be learning about the day to day operations of their work and operations
- It could benefit students if a variety of internships were supported and suggested
- Taylor supports a number of “extracuricular” activities
- Research on hospital design
- the mammography suite of the future
- long-term living
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ACE Mentor Program
- Using Legos to teach about RFI’s
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Make a Wish Foundation
- Room redo
- Research on hospital design
Elise Interviews Haley and Tim
- Haley is involved with the AIA and NCARB and all grown up
- Tim got stuck in the housing crash and doesn’t have to do the IDP
We get sidetracked and talk about the IDP
- The IDP is a good idea, it empowers intern Architects