Posts Tagged ‘Green Architecture’

The Studio 10: Hugging Trees

by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
March 5th 2010

We don’t have a guest! Run for the hills!!  Just news today.  There is lots going on in the Cal Poly community and Haley shares some interesting articles on green architecture.  Tim is getting ready for his CSE!!!!! Good times and full speed ahead!

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The Studio 7: CalPoly Sounds Okay

by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
February 12th 2010

Sarah Fleming, President of the Cal Poly Chapter AIAS, and Ben Hait-Campbell, Vice President, share their perspective of the Cal Poly Architecture program today, fill us in on the AIAS, and tell us what happened to the F-Stop!

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The Studio 6: Live and Uncut

by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
February 5th 2010


Caela Beene McKeever and Sean McKeever, B’Arch ‘06, bring us a Seattle perspective on Cal Poly and give us a glimpse into Chinese and retail architecture.  Plus, Tim makes the worst jokes ever!
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The Studio 2: Thank You China

by Tim Alatorre at 2:25 pm
January 9th 2010

Happy New Year!  This is the first episode for 2010 and we are off to a great start.  Special guest Elise Drakes, B’Arch ‘06 Associate AIA, talkes about healthcare Architecture and the ACE Mentor Program.  We discuss the rise of green buildings and the IDP program.

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A Little Green Humor

by Tim Alatorre at 11:25 am
July 24th 2009

I was recently sent this cartoon via email.  Unfortunately I have been unable to determine the source.

Besides being funny, I thought the cartoon underscores the point that often our “green” and “sustainable” activities are merely moving the problem to someone else, not necessarily helping the planet our the community as a whole.  For example, driving an electric cars may reduce dependence on fossil fuels locally, but usually it just results on shifting the demand to coal power plants.

Just a little food for thought.

Going Green

Going Green

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