February 2012
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i feel like my childhood died this weekend. i felt it slip away beneath my feet - quickly, quietly, a blur. another milestone has been reached, and i cant help but think about all the time that has passed, never to come back. what could i have done differently? who could have i been? and always, forever - why?
i am a planner through and through, but it has always been the unplanned moments that...
IM FREAKING OUT.
MODELS TO DO: 7
MODELS DONE: 0
HANGOVERS HAD: 4
WHY.
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“Precarity is opportunity.”
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i really dont care about sustainability, truly.
dead topic to me.
the easy path.
the trendy path.
architecture for the people, not the environment, please.
its getting overrated, up in hurr.
make a sustainable skyscraper?
well, first, lets not make a skyscraper.
that would solve a lot of problems.
think about it.
build low.
get down and dirty.
why do you tell me to build buildings...
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well… at least i installed vray today.
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“You cannot solve a problem with the same mind that created it.”
– Albert Einstein.
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“Why should I fear death? If I am, death is not. If death is, I am not. Why...”
– Epicurus (via funeral)
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“Most of the writers I know are weird hybrids. There’s a strong streak of...”
– David Foster Wallace (via tarts) (via unicornology, sometimesagreatnotion) (via tothepersoninthebelljar) (via pinkeezy) (via libraryland)
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why i officially dislike/almost-hate glee.
some people see glee as a boundary-breaking show depicting gays, straights, disabled, and able-bodied people of all races pursuing a common passion for singing and dancing. this is usually a secondary factor of why someone may like glee, as im sure most just like it for the peppy renditions of hit songs. i, too, like the musicals, but as i watch the show longer and longer something sinister seems...
i like that my boyfriend finds great joy in picking out home-y things like cups and plates and bookshelves, doing so with the seriousness of a scholar.
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an argument between my brains (because i have more...
Mr. Patrick Schumacher recently wrote an article in Architectural Review that attacks a certain type of architecture being championed in British schools (but could be applied anywhere really). He says:
I believe that architecture co-evolves with other subsystems of society like the economy, politics, the mass media, science etc. In this co-evolution innovative architecture can be as much a...
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The Two Things →
pretty much the most innocently enjoyable thing i’ve read in a long while.
and mine!
The Two Things About Architecture (for Students):
1. Process is relevant.
2. Process is not relevant.
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