by Tim Alatorre
Posted on April 15, 2011
AIAS, Bike, China, Cool MOW, Disneyland, Economy, Falling Water, Frank Lloyd Wright, Green Architecture, High Speed Train, New York City, Saudi Arabia, Urban Design
MIT develops new stronger, longer lasting, “green” concrete that will last for 20,000 years and Saudi Arabia announced plans to build a mile high tower. Plus we sneak in another article about uncle Frank.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on February 11, 2011
Admissions, BIM, CalPoly, China, Frank Gehry, Frank Lloyd Wright, LEED, Minorities, NAAB, Revit, Solar Decathlon, Spider Building, Sustainability, Technology
Building 53 demolition is underway, the future of BIM and sustainability are up for debate, and the two Franks are in the news again. Plus we discuss the shocking truth about minorities in architecture.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on November 19, 2010
Accessibility, brick, Canada, carpentry, China, construction, CWA Studios, furniture, Mary Laport, Maya, Skyscrapers
Chris Allen, B’Arch ’06, LEED AP, of CWA Studios fame, share how he started a successful furniture business and his plans for become a master builder. Buildings completed in six days and roads that practically pave themselves.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 29, 2010
AIA, China, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ghana, New York, Revit, Sandy Stannard, Sustainability, World Expo
Carisa Nakano, B’Arch ’10, LEED AP, shares her experiences doing her senior project in Ghana, her thoughts on the World Expo in China, and Haley isn’t sure if she wants to own Uncle Frank.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on April 16, 2010
Kyu Kim, Cal Poly class of ’08, calls in from the future and from Korea! As our first international guest Kyu tells us about the Architecture scene in Seoul, what it’s like to work internationally, and explains why he quit his job!
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