5 min

WALKABLE CITIES

The habit of building cities for cars first, and the rest as an afterthought, has hurt the city. Time to pave the way for pedestrians.

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TRAIN OF THOUGHT

Aug 17, 2022
5 min

WALKABLE CITIES

The habit of building cities for cars first, and the rest as an afterthought, has hurt the city. Time to pave the way for pedestrians.

Jun 15, 2022
6 min

THE AGE OF CLICKBAIT ARCHITECTURE

An office tower that looks like a gherkin. A cheese grater. A pair of pants. Why does contemporary architecture look so strange?

Apr 13, 2022
5 min

AN ARCHITECT'S BOOKSHELF

A list of book recommendations for architecture students, architects, and the archi-curious.

Feb 16, 2022
5 min

FOR THE LOVE OF DESIGN

Each year, Times Square in NYC celebrates the Valentine’s Day by erecting a heart shaped sculpture at its center.

Dec 15, 2021
3 min

KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES

The tools available are evolving at a fast pace, rendering some aspects of architectural design irrelevant, outdated and impractical.

Oct 13, 2021
5 min

ARCHITECTURE OF A HAUNTING

It's time to dissect the house of horrors into its blood-chilling parts.

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Welcome to my blog about architecture, design, art, and literature.

As a passionate architect, art-lover, and traveler at heart, it is exciting to be able to share my personal highlights and perspectives while discovering new inspirations I find along the way.

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“The way we are conditioned to see the world in our own culture seems so completely obvious and commonplace that it is difficult to image that another culture might do things differently. It is only when you start to identify what is typical in your culture but different from others, that you can begin to open a dialogue of sharing, learning, and ultimately understanding.”

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