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Evan Troxel

Link: Archispeak 39 - Srsly Millennials?

As the comments and conversations continue online after an article about Why the Millennial Architect Won't Be Your CAD Monkey and our episode talking about the article, I'm still refining my thinking on this issue. There are things that stand out to me now that I

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1. NATO'S UNDERGROUND ROMAN SUPER-QUARRY "The complex was on average 50 meters below ground covering an area of approximately 6750 acres with eight miles of corridors, 400 branches and 399 individual offices," SubBrit explains. There were escape tunnels, as well, "one going out to the

Link: Archispeak 38 - Interviewing

After a five year drought the market for architects is once again picking up. For this episode, Archispeak takes on the dreaded interview process. We discuss what architectural graduates or licensed architects should present (i.e. drawings, photos), wear and ask in an interview. Listen and subscribe in iTunes.

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#018 on the 18th. Nice. 1. The Food Lab: Maximize Flavor by Ultra-Smashing Your Burger By now we all know that the old piece of burger wisdom, "never press on your burger!," is either patently false or, at the very least, wildly inaccurate. Heck, there's an

✱ Fireworks

✱ Fireworks

It's always nice to get a little distraction from daily life. It's a great time to hang out with the family. I also like to use the Fourth as a time to get back into getting better at photography. This year we had a great fireworks

Link: My Thoughts on Realtime Rendering

Link: My Thoughts on Realtime Rendering

I've been working on an article about the current state of realtime rendering and how it pertains to architectural visualization, and I finally finished it and posted it to the Method blog. If you model and render your projects, it's probably worth reading. I’m sure

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1. Have We Been Interpreting Quantum Mechanics Wrong This Whole Time? For nearly a century, “reality” has been a murky concept. The laws of quantum physics seem to suggest that particles spend much of their time in a ghostly state, lacking even basic properties such as a definite location and