The Studio 57: Live From Philly
by Tim Alatorre
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Posted on January 28, 2011
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Boston, Boston Architectural College, Detroit, Economy, Edgar Tafel, Event Spaces, Frank Lloyd Wright, Garage, Graduate School, Mechanical Engineering, Miami, Philadelphia, Revit, Taliesin, Urban Decay, Wedding
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Teagan Andres is back with an update on her new life as a student and mechanical Reviteer. We say goodbye to an architectural legend and discuss the role of Architects in designing the nations future safety. Plus the most expensive parking garage ever!
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Show Notes
Site News
- We’re still looking for Assistant Producer
- New store launched January. 50% of proceeds will go toward the new scholarship fund.
- Let us know if you’ve passed and ARE and get exclusive sloArch gear.
- Tell a friend!
Cal Poly News
- Mel Ferris Scholarship Competition 1/27/11
- http://www.caf-e.org/offgrid.htm
- Scott Gaudineer will be on campus on Thursday, January 27th, 2011 between 9am and 11am in 21-105B to present the Mel Ferris competition. As an alumnus tufiand member of the Board of Trustees of the California Architectural Foundation (CAF), Scott is committed in seeing many students apply to this prestigious competition and of course WIN
- Hearst Lecture this Friday
- Mia Lehrer: Mia Lehrer + Associatees
- Friday, January 28th, 2011 at 4:00pm
- Business Rotunda (03-213)
- For additional information, visit Mia Lehrer’s web site.
- Shout out Future Architects of America club. facebook.com/cuesta.architecture
Catching Up with Teagan (MIT ’08)
- What you’ve been up to since last we talked? (theStudio: Episode 12)
- Currently working in Philly
- Working at a Mechanical Engineering firm as a Revit draftsperson
- How is working for an Engineering firm?
- It’s very efficient, like a 180 from working at an architecture firm
- It’s more about the information
- It’s like a puzzle trying to fix your system in the building designed by the architect
- How’s grad school?
- More than half way through
- Currently in a Distance Masters program through the Boston Architectural College
- Licensing Goals?
- Get licensed by 2013
- Hoping to start up IDP hours again this spring
- Goal to start taking exams after Grad school is done next year
- What are you plans for the future?
- Definitely get licensed then figure out what’s next
- Maybe teaching, maybe historic preservation
General News
- Left Behind: The Ruins of Detroit
- Edgar Tafel, Wright-Trained Architect, Dies at 98
- http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/25/arts/design/25tafel.html?_r=1&src=twrhp
- http://www.architectmagazine.com/architect-newswire/edgar-tafels-racine-legacy.aspx?cid=ARCH110119003
- http://www.journaltimes.com/news/local/article_a29b6bd8-2882-11e0-a920-001cc4c002e0.html
- Died on Jan. 18 at his home in Manhattan. He was 98.
- Tafel was the last surviving member of the original Taliesin Fellowship, (1932)
- Worked on Falling Water and Johnson Wax Building
- The Moscow airport attack: Now architects have to worry about airports themselves becoming terrorist targets
- Retail, hotels to lead 2010 rebound
- The garage suitable for a wedding
