Welcome to Soapbox Architect. A blog focused on architecture, design, and improving the built environment.
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Update on age: The above script used to be really slick, and I was the smartest man alive – where it would always readjust for my age. However, I guess I’m “that old” now – that it’s an unreadable jumbled code script page. Or you can tell this is a really old blog because there is a Google+ website link still at the bottom of this page.
Thus, I offer a younger I did offer a younger perspective of the design world, and hopefully can offer guidance, observations, and transparency to improve the outlook of the architectural profession.
Quotes about Soapbox Architect:
-My Brother“You’re calling it Soapbox Architect? Uh-oh that sounds like a lot of rants.”
Response to Quotes:
A soapbox is any platform to broadcast one’s passion, knowledge, and ideas. A blog is simply a modern day soapbox, and this is my platform (or perhaps an Eames chair). If you are passionate about cutting hair you might be a Soapbox Hairstylist; if you love fixing bicycles you might be a Soapbox Cyclist. Ultimately, this blog will focus on architecture and design and will be infused with humor and ramblings in numerous ill-fated attempts to improve our built environment.
If you have specific questions, or just do not feel like posting comments on my blog,
feel free to contact me directly:
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