by Tim Alatorre
Posted on December 3, 2010
CNN, Earthquake, Economy, Frank Gehry, FTC, Hobbit, Simpsons
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Announcing the first ever sloArch competition. School is out, a new president is on the way, the bestest architect became pop culture about five years ago, at least, and architects may unintentionally be in the lending business.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on November 5, 2010
AIAS, Asian Studies Minor, California, Demolition, Denver, design, Economy, Future-Cities-Lab, international, NCARB, Pecha Kucha, Records, Unemployment, Urban, USGBC, Vellum Competition, Whales
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We dissect why you might want to rethink being an architect, the world’s largest chimney, and would you want to live over a freeway?
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on September 24, 2010
Antoine Predock, ArchiCAD, Cal Poly Pamona, construction, Development, Economy, Green Architecture, Modeling, Modern Architecture, Real Estate, Recession, Teaching, Woodbury
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Lloyd Russell, AIA, (B’Arch ’91) talks about how he made the transition from student to teacher and architect to master builder. He talks about his design process and how he can design through construction without scaring his clients.
Executive Producer: Henri de Hahn
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on September 17, 2010
Building Codes, Economy, Fullbright Program, Gensler, Green Architecture, Jonathan Reich, PEX Piping, Philip Johnson
Rikki Dy-Liacco, LEED AP (B.Arch ’98), calls in from work to tell us about what it’s like to work at the same firm for 15 years, how to keep things new and fresh, and shares some recession encouragement.
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by Tim Alatorre
Posted on September 10, 2010
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Carly Althoff, incoming Cal Poly Architecture freshman (B’Arch ’15), brings some energy to the show. She shares with us why she chose architecture and Cal Poly. 40,941 applicants for this fall term and only 4,100 open seats sets the bar high.
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