by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 14, 2011
Apple, BAR Architects, Barcelona, CAB, Cool MOW, CSE, Hearst Lecture, LPA, Richard Meier, Spain, Steve Jobs
Comments Off on The Studio 82: From Springfield to Barcelona
This show is a roller coaster and a good one. We go from rubber sidewalks, high school projects to World Architecture Festival in Barcelona. Plus Tim goes off on a rant about the design profession again.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on June 24, 2011
Comments Off on The Studio 78: Special – Capilla Española
This is a special episode of theStudio. Here is the complete interview we did with Adam Monkaba at the Chumash show on May 28th.
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on July 9, 2010
Business, CalPoly, construction, design, Economy, Educational, George Hasslen, Greg Wynn, NAAB, Spain
Greg Wynn, Architect, Cal Poly Lecturer and Cal Poly Alumni teaches us a lot! We discuss how to be a successful Architect, Greg’s theory on life and throw in a story about Dean George Hasslein for good measure. We also talk about the alumni NAAB survey and saving La Sagrada Familia!
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by Tim Alatorre
Posted on May 28, 2010
ARE, Barry Williams, CalPoly, Chumash Architecture Show, George Hasslen, NAAB, Spain, Wess Wood
Comments Off on The Studio 22: The Chumash Show
Cal Poly superstar Barry Williams becomes the first faculty member to join us on the show. Barry has taught at Cal Poly for over 30 years and has been integral to the Chumash Show which is going on today!!
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by Tim Alatorre
Posted on May 21, 2010
ARE, Bilboa, Chumash Architecture Show, Doug Jackson, Economy, Green Architecture, NCARB, Permits, Spain
Comments Off on The Studio 21: Just the Two of Us
Just the two of us today! Haley and Tim talk about the latest economic news, are impressed by Doug Jackson’s studio review, and contemplate if they would be willing to work for ten dollars and hour.
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