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Evan Troxel

✱ Rejection is Good for You

✱ Rejection is Good for You

Rejection is something every person working in a creative field has to learn to deal with if they want to get better at what they do. It's an essential tool that must be learned and put to use, as scary as it is. There are lots of people

✱ Peeling Back the Onion

✱ Peeling Back the Onion

To start off the new year, I made this poster for you. It's based on some very wise words by Seth Godin that I've put into graphic form that you can print out and put on your wall. I don't believe in New Year&

✱ The Best of 2014

✱ The Best of 2014

The year is winding down and I’m sifting through 5,000 photos getting ready to make the 2014 Troxelmar Family Slideshow. It’s a tradition that I’ve done the last 3 years and this will be the fourth installment. I already have over 300 images earmarked and I

✱ Neurosciences Institute

✱ Neurosciences Institute

This is the second post in a 2-part series. You can read my first installment on the Salk Institute here. I don't really know how to express it. This place is amazing. The Neurosciences Institute (NSI) in was completed in 1995 by Tod Williams Billie Tsein Architects (TWBTA)

✱ C34892

Two years ago I made a goal to get my architecture license by the end of 2014 and finish what I started when I went to Cal Poly Pomona to begin my degree in 1992. The nagging in the back of my head had to stop, so I decided to

Link: Archispeak 48 & 49

Link: Archispeak 48 & 49

I'm playing a little bit of catch-up here because of end-of-the-year craziness. Archispeak has been on a roll lately and both episodes 48 and 49 are live on the website and in iTunes. We'll hit episode 50 before the end of the year. Episode 48 -

Link: Archispeak 47 - Equity by Design

Link: Archispeak 47 - Equity by Design

Gender equity in the architectural profession is not. We had special guest Rosa Sheng on the podcast to discuss the recent Equity by Design Symposium held in San Francisco. She shared her insights into the missing 32% of female architecture graduates that don't get licensed and move out