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by Christina Noble, AIA, LEED AP Originally published in Forward Architecture and Design Journal, a national design journal for the American Institute of Architects, Fall 2011 As Stanford economist Paul Romer pronounced, “A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.” … Continue reading
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We have all had to adapt. The economic downturn might still have us reeling, but we can view these moments of upheaval as an opportunity to rethink architecture and design and how they impact our world. Forward 211 features designers, … Continue reading
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by Christina Noble, AIA, LEED AP Originally published in Forward Architecture and Design Journal, a national design journal for the American Institute of Architects, Spring 2011 Landscape is often ignored as passive and neutral – something that just is. Perhaps we … Continue reading
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interview of Christo by Christina Noble, AIA, LEED AP and Aaron Herring, Assoc. AIA Originally published in Forward Architecture and Design Journal, a national design journal for the American Institute of Architects, Spring 2011 Christina: How do you find inspiration for your … Continue reading
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Art, architecture and landscape can be a process that forces discussion, questions the status quo and transforms society. Landscape is strategic thinking on a multiplicity of scales that engages economic, cultural, political, legal, and geographical processes to actively shape and … Continue reading
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As our identities become more complex and our relationships more interconnected, what impact does this have on architecture and modern experience, or Architecture and the Body? Forward 110 will explore these ideas from distinct perspectives – the materialist who focuses … Continue reading
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Architects are increasingly faced with shrinking influence, often only designing the building skin or an individual tenant improvement, but not necessarily both and not at the same time. As a result, modernist desires for a direct connection between interior space … Continue reading