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Author Archives: Jonathan Buerg
Refocusing
June has been a month of reflection on how architecture can be a more accessible, authentic, and equitable profession…
Opportunities for Equity in Architecture
An overview of our informal series on making architecture an accessible, authentic, and equitable profession.
The Business of Accessible, Authentic, and Equitable Architecture
Continuing our look at the profession of architecture becoming more accessible and equitable. This time with a focus on the business side of practice.
The Architects of Incarceration
From prison companies with their own design firms to campaign contributions to pro-prison lawmakers. Architects have a complex relationship to the $3.3B prison construction complex.
Better Training for a More Accessible Architecture
Poor training drives people away from the architecture profession. Fixing training contributes to a more accessible profession.
The Month in Buildings: May, 2020
Do you like pictures of buildings? Here’s the best from the past month as curated by ALL CAPS.
Rethinking Access to the Architecture Profession
Making big changes to education, licensure, continuing education, and then tracking all of that is critical to making architecutre a more accessible profession.
Accessible and Authentic Architecture is Equitable Architecure
When an enture group of people feel unable to approach your work, but all you want to do is talk about that unapproachable work, you’ve got a problem.
The Smartsheet for Rollout Development Series
Architects can be data-driven outside of the data in their BIMs using Smartsheet…
Do You Have All the Plans You Need?
All of us are missing a plan of some sort. Which are you missing?
The Work Letter: Managing the Unmanageable, Part 2
Architects brought order to columns, so it’s only logical that they bring order to work letters next…
What I’m Thinking About in Architecture Right Now…
My thoughts go back to some old articles that ring truer now than ever…
The Month in Buildings: April, 2020
Do you like pictures of buildings? Here’s the best from the past month as curated by ALL CAPS.
The Work Letter: Managing the Unmanageable, Part 1
Architects brought order to columns, so it’s only logical that they bring order to work letters next…
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