Archive for: July, 2010

The Studio 31: The Overuse of Truncated Domes

by Tim Alatorre

Another fun filled episode where we discuss the new IDP 2.0, the 2010 California Building Code, and why Haley loves Frank Gehry.

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-25

by Tim Alatorre

  • Posted on July 25, 2010

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Recording Episode #30 tonight with Kim Hoffmaster '03, listen to us live tonight or wait until Friday when the… http://fb.me/DPj6CrI4 # Just kidding!!! We ran into some technical difficulties and will be recording the show tomorrow night… so sit tight and tune in!!! # We're excited to welcome a new contributor to sloArch.com, Justin Ribble!…

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Architecture and Morality

by Justin Ribble

I don’t know about you, but now that I’ve been out of school a few years, I’m finding it increasingly more difficult to not get frustrated by endless stacks of RFI’s, tight budgets, or impossible project schedules. Sure these things are accepted parts of our profession, but at what point do you draw the line? …

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The Studio 30: Playhouses and Dropped Calls

by Tim Alatorre

Kim Hoffmaster, Architect, B’Arch 03, joins us for a brief discussion about Project Playhouse before technical difficulties terminate the show prematurely. Kim also shares how she was able to power through the ARE exams.

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