by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 15, 2010
Berkely, Catherine Truijillo, Don Choi, Kennedy Library, Vellum Competition
Comments Off on The Studio 43: The Mark Mills Collection
Kennedy Library Special Collections Curator, Catherine Truijillo, and Associate Professor Don Choi discuss the acquisition of the Mark Mills collection and we celebrate San Luis Obispo being the center of the universe.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 10, 2010
Comments Off on Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-10-10
We will be recording theStudio tonight at 6pm. Tune in live at live.Sloarch.com # Elise Drake's ACE Students make the news! Listen to Elise talk about her students in episode #2 of theStudio!… http://fb.me/FGHc9rFs # Elise Drakes ACE Students make the news! Listen to her talk about her students in episode #2 of theStudio!… http://fb.me/vcGKDQLy…
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 8, 2010
Autodesk, Frank Lloyd Wright, Recession, Solar Power, Sustainability, Unity Temple, Vellum Competition, White House, Wind Power
Comments Off on The Studio 42: Never Ad-lib the Intro
Wind power is disturbing the peace but there may be hope for White House solar power, Uncle Frank’s masterpiece is desecrated, buildings remain empty, and Autodesk is getting way to friendly with Apple.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 3, 2010
Comments Off on Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-10-03
Now recording theStudio #41 with Steve Grossenbacher at live.sloarch.org # Sorry folks, we had some technical difficulty, we're back on at live.sloarch.org # A pretty good video of the Architecture building shot by non-architecture students. What do you think about the… http://fb.me/Khh7GvP9 #
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 1, 2010
Amtrak, EIT, Engineering, Hearst Lecture, High Speed Train, Laura Joines-Novotny, Le Corbusier, LEED, Los Vegas, NCARB, PE, Penn State, Revit, Vellum Competition, Virginia
Comments Off on The Studio 41: A Rare Breed
Steve Grossenbacher (B.Arch ’05, Assoc. AIA, LEED BD+C, EIT) talks about the path that led him to pursue Architecture and Architectural Engineering and we discuss the Las Vegas death ray.