Being the closet baller that I am, I recently went to Las Vegas for my buddy PJ's bachelor party. I am definitely getting too old to be going to wild bachelor parties, and luckily I didn't go crazy. Slept through most of it honestly, which was fine by me. But I was able to take a few good snaps. Mostly of all the same things I saw last time I was there. It's easy to take good pictures in Vegas, and even easier with Instagram.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
AIA NAPKIN SKETCH COMPETITION
Each year the AIA holds their annual napkin sketch competition. The competition is designed to encourage architects to show off their talents in some kind of sketchy way (which doesn't really sound right now that I think of it). The competition has become more crazy as of late with mixed media submissions and submissions which allow the sketcher to have things project from the napkin. It's morphed from ideas, to overdone composed drawings. I kinda wanted to turn that on it's head and just do a real napkin sketch and get it back to its roots. This is what came to my mind with a conventional C-towel. I hope I win.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Shameless Self Promotion
This is a project I have been working on for the better part of the last two and a half years. It's finally getting built as we speak at the corner of Broad and South Streets in Philly. This was in last week's daily Metro Paper. Look for it in the press. Right now it's just a hole in the ground, but the foundations are going up quickly and should be out of the ground in a month probably. The project is called Southstar Lofts for Dranoff Properties.
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southstar lofts,
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Monday, April 15, 2013
Winnie the Pooh?
I really don't know how my mind works sometimes, but I was thinking about Winnie the Pooh the other day and how I really have no clue how he got his name. Winnie the Pooh... pooh? I was thinking okay, pooh is a cute little name that every little kid knows and can say. But was it because Winnie was a thug and he wanted kids to know it but he couldn't just come out and say "Yo, I am Winnie and I'm the shit!" So he just made it accessible to kids "yo, I am Winnie the Pooh!" Think about it. It all makes sense. Even Tigger sounds like a thug nickname. Christopher "robin'" "eeyore"
"kanga" "roo," ....man, all his friends had gangland style nicknames. Winnie was the pooh! He'll steal your honey.
"kanga" "roo," ....man, all his friends had gangland style nicknames. Winnie was the pooh! He'll steal your honey.
Friday, April 12, 2013
Mayfair
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| The weather is always nice too. |
I'm sorry but...
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Things that make you go Hmmm?
A few months ago I think I told you about the time my mom was over and she was identifying pop songs on the radio with relative ease and a matter of factness that surprised me. Like "oh this is Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars." Well, the other day she was listening to Lady Gaga again and I was like "seriously mom? you are listening to Lady Gaga?" and her response really surprised me. She said she was listening to an interview with her and that she really liked what she had to say and that "she stood for something" and freedom of expression yadda yadda yadda and her songs were catchy. Ok. Fair enough. I agree.
But then I was cleaning out my dad's car yesterday and in the seat back pocket I found a Ke$ha cd. Wow. Nothing surprises me anymore. Are my parents really cooler than I give them credit for?
But then I was cleaning out my dad's car yesterday and in the seat back pocket I found a Ke$ha cd. Wow. Nothing surprises me anymore. Are my parents really cooler than I give them credit for?
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