The Studio 71: Diaper Moment Diagrams

Posted on May 6, 2011
Adolph Felder, ARE, Carisa Nakano, Cool MOW, Eldon Davis, Ernest A Grunsfeld, FAA, Green Architecture, Hearst Lecture, IDP, Leed AP, MRC, Osama Bin Laden, Pakistan, Randy Dettmer, Richard Beller, Urban Abendroth, USGBC, World Trade Center
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Haley is back! Jared Kuykendall, B’Arch ’05, joins us for a rowdy episode that takes us from Pakistan to Minnesota, the IDP and dirty (chocolate filled) diapers.

The Studio 68: Towers, Trains, and Travel

by Tim Alatorre

Posted on April 15, 2011
AIAS, Bike, China, Cool MOW, Disneyland, Economy, Falling Water, Frank Lloyd Wright, Green Architecture, High Speed Train, New York City, Saudi Arabia, Urban Design
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MIT develops new stronger, longer lasting, “green” concrete that will last for 20,000 years and Saudi Arabia announced plans to build a mile high tower. Plus we sneak in another article about uncle Frank.

The Studio 67: It’s All Intertwined

by Tim Alatorre

Posted on April 8, 2011
Donna Duerk, Frank Gehry, Frank Lloyd Wright, Green Architecture, Hearst Lecture, Programming, Santiago Calatrava, Space Architecture, Tom di Santo, White House
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Donna Duerk, Emeritus Architecture Professor, scuba diver, and space architecture expert, enlightens us authoring a textbook by committee, designing a moon base to learn sustainability, and outlines the amazing path her career has taken.

The Studio 55: The Gehry School of Unnecessary Architecture

by Tim Alatorre

Posted on January 14, 2011
Ani, Art Chapman, Buro Happold, Chuck Crotser, Churches, Disney Concert Hall, Economy, Frank Gehry, Frank Lloyd Wright, Green Architecture, Jake Feldman, Jim Bagnall, Los Angeles, Meuseum, New York, Simon and Garfunkel, Taliesin
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The obsession over real estate prices, Frank Gehry, and really cool green stuff continues. Plus a rather disjointed tribute to Uncle Frank as Taliesin celebrates it’s 100th anniversary.

The Studio 44: The Sequoia Line Dance

by Tim Alatorre

Posted on October 22, 2010
Chumash Challenge, Dance, Dorms, Freshmen, Green Architecture, IGCC, LEED, Rhode Island, Sequoia Hall, USGBC
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Current Sequoia Hall RA, Jeannette Senn, (Architecture class of 2013), tells us about life in the dorms, on the dance floor and on the rope course. Shout out to room 112!

Posts Tagged:Green Architecture

The Studio 71: Diaper Moment Diagrams

The Studio 68: Towers, Trains, and Travel

The Studio 67: It’s All Intertwined

The Studio 55: The Gehry School of Unnecessary Architecture

The Studio 44: The Sequoia Line Dance

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