by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
August
27th
2010
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Ben Mickus, B’Arch ’02, M’Arch ’03 (UCLA), AIA, NCARB gives some insight into the New York skyline as well as what it has been like working for some of the most notable firms in the nation. Oh, and did we mention that he has his own furniture company?
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by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
July
2nd
2010
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Justin Ribble, LEED AP, Associate AIA, B’Arch ’03 joins us for a conversation about a number of great three letter acronyms: CAB, CSE, IDP, AIA, ARE, ACE, and BIM.
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by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
June
25th
2010
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Long time Poly Canyon resident Ben Ross talks about his experiences living in two of the residences in the canyon and why he got a Bachelor of Architecture, two minors and is now working for a general contractor! Tim also reveals some exciting information about the new California Supplemental Exam.
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by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
June
11th
2010
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Bianca Pagnucci, LEED AP, B.Arch ’06 talks about her story since graduation, shares with us a little about Alpha Rho Chi and what it’s like to be a Cal Poly grad in the real world.
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by Tim Alatorre at 7:30 am
May
21st
2010
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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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