a conversation with Lisa Iwamoto

a conversation with Lisa Iwamoto… //

winter wonder | new beginnings

the end is near… //

what is studio culture? | survey results [part 2]

the question: what is studio culture?

you answered: //

a yellow jackets’ journey home: jeff sheppard lecture review

Last Wednesday, September 14^th, the College of Architecture hosted its very own COA alum, Jeffrey Sheppard, current principal architect of Roth Sheppard Architects in Denver, Colorado. A part of the ‘future PRACTICE Lecture Series,” Sheppard’s lecture titled ‘Ideation; From Parti’ to Reality,’ discussed a range of design projects as they related to an architectural language that he developed that provided for the function of the design through experimenting with new methodologies to approaching architecture. //

future PRACTICE presents | Jeffrey Sheppard

Jeffrey Sheppard, AIA, co-founder of Roth Sheppard Architects will be joining the School of Architecture’s ‘future PRACTICE’ lecture series this Wednesday, September 14^th, 2011, at 6pm in the Reinsch-Pierce Family Auditorium. //

survey results – [PART 1]

The results are in. //

studio culture survey

Survey Link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9N3KDJF //

studio culture p. iii – interview i.

first interview for studio culture investigation. //

where it begins: Studio Culture Part. II

Before penetrating deep into the heart of the studio culture concerns in the COA, we should look into how the College of Architecture defines studio culture: GA Tech Studio Culture Document By first defining Tech’s publicly defined ideal studio, we can, then, address how it compares to the actual studio culture today. [photography by patricia andre] //

what is gray_matter(s)?

gray_matter[s] is a representation of an architectural self, looking into the realm of architecture, the arts, culture, theory, and politics. //

visions revisited

the matter(s) that didn’t make it. //

studio [culture]

or the lack thereof. //

the image of the architect

The image of the architect. When you think of an architect, what do you see? An old, white man. //