April 2012
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ahh i feel terrible not being able to update as much right now, ive got good stuff in the making and ill be sure to share it with everyone when its complete :) hang in there, a full force of architecture is on the way!
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” here’s to the crazy ones. the misfits. the rebels. the troublemakers. the round pegs in the square holes. the ones who see things differently. they’re not fond of rules. and they have no respect for the status quo. you can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. about the only thing you can’t do is ignore them. because they change things. they push the...
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” i believe in environment more than heredity in determining your traits, but you still have to wonder a little about your biological roots “
- Steve Jobs
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just saw a post that contained a photo i had taken and no recognition was given. not cool. please ask to use photos ive taken, or at least source them to Define Space.
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anagoge asked: Hey. Great blog!. I myself is going to be an architecture student this fall. I just wanted to ask: what made you pursue architecture? Like in high school there are no architecture classes and its so specialized that we don't have much access to it until later on (well I presume this is the case because it was for me). Was it just from looking at buildings and getting inspired by them? Or...
-blood-bones asked: did you take the photo of the step well in Rajasthan yourself?
sophieseverin-deactivated201207 asked: just discovered your blog and love it, best one i've ever seen on architecture! why did you choose to study architecture?
soupcloset asked: Hello! I chanced upon your blog from those stairs and I'd like to say that the concept is indeed meaningful and also practical. I've noticed that continuous flights of steps often require a landing area in between which takes up extra space, thus incorporating the ramp actually seems really practical. Though I also noticed where the steps meet the ramp, the corners could be quite sharp...
ilgalantuomo asked: This may be a bit random, but I was wondering if you could tell me what your curriculum is like as an architecture student.
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starlitsunkisseddreamers asked: i love your tumblr! you have great taste :] do you ever put up your own sketches/models of your designs? i'd love to see that!
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Anonymous asked: Thank you so much for sharing that photo & your insights into the barrier free ramp/stairs in Vancouver. It is a beautiful piece of work, first off. All the better that it is functional FOR EVERYONE. I cannot guess why anyone was upset about the idea... unless it was ableist people who don't think they should have to deal with those of us with different disabilities & prefer we stay...
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lets talk
i just updated my post on barrier free design and the amazing feedback you all gave me :) take a look and let me know what you think!
ben
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” there are no limits to what you can accomplish, when you are supposed to be doing something else “
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