Dreaming in color (and light wood)
When I saw this article in Dezeen, I knew that my fate for the next several hours was sealed. I was going to write a blog post, and then immediately […]
Author Archives: Sarah
Avoiding Claustrophobia
I’d like to discuss another architectural element that is beloved (or at any rate, ubiquitous) but occasionally terrifying: exterior covered walkway. Although it can be found everywhere in the world, […]
In the pantheon of the gods…
….is where many an egotistical starchitect hopes to place themselves. It could be postulated that we all have a strong tendency to want to see how far we can push […]
Perspective
I’m more than half a year graduated from my 5 year college, and it’s only finally starting to really hit me that I’m done. This sounds silly even to me. […]
For the Sedentary Rebel
This post is proving to be a trial to write. This will be the third time I’ve tried, and it has been a while since I managed to write anything. […]
More is More
If your anything like me, you feel the constant dichotomy between having less to reduce your “footprint” and wanting all the things. If you do not congratulations, you might be […]
Less is More
There are many games in which the highest aspiration of the player is to win in as few moves as possible. In this respect, the only real difference between a […]
Transforming
I’ve often remarked that I’m sort of a weird person to be an architecture student considering my writing skills are probably a hundred times better than my art skills. I […]
Tilt
I love thoughtful design. I also love tea. And this teacup provides both these things. I first saw it on Treehugger, and followed their link to Uncommon Goods. (Which has […]
It has finally happened.
The perfect drawing instrument for that architect who loves Brutalism more than life itself now exists. Hand poured concrete weighs as heavily in your hand as your ideas do in […]
Chic + Geek 