The Architect’s Dream?

The Architect’s Dream? January 6, 2009

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Here resides the architect in repose, poised and alert to what is before him, yet at the same time isolated, with the Dark Ages of George the 2^nd receding to the left and the bright, mercurial promise of the Obama administration’s Washington inaugural beyond on his right. And yet, even here, hovering over the hope for an enlightened and prosperous future, one can make out the feint, ominous shadow of the pyramid scheme and all we associate with it lurking on the horizon.

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Architects 2Zebras is repository for All Things Architect - thinking, innovation, design, ideas, and education. This blog is written for architects of every stripe addressing shared topics of interest and fascination.

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Randy Deutsch AIA, LEED-AP is a building design architect immersed in the worlds of technology, creativity, design thinking and the way all types of architects utilize these tools and processes. His forthcoming book is BIM and Integrated Design (Wiley, 2011.) Randy is an accomplished design firm leader responsible for operations, marketing and staff mentoring with proven track record for leadership, business development and client retention. He has demonstrated success managing and designing large, complex projects and is a high-energy results-oriented marketer with an extensive professional and client-based network. Randy accelerated firm-wide adoption and implementation of collaborative design technology and sustainable design practices resulting in multiple LEED-APs. He is a professional thought and practice leader, instructor, mentor and writer; public speaker, contributor to magazines, newspapers and blogs, featured in Architectural Record and WTTW. An Associate Professor with six years teaching graduate-level building science/ technology, design studio, professional practice courses, AIA Chicago Executive Board member and recipient of the AIA Young Architect Award.

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