@mwerickson It's a class on design + architecture criticism, broadly conceived, mainly for architects-in-training. This week was on the subject of rural spaces; they read Berry's "The Necessity of Agriculture" and this interview with his list of "agrarian values." Excellent conversation starter!
@jabel <3
@tinyroofnail Oh, excellent! Ch 2 is a wonder of synthesis, I think. Lmk how you find it?
@tinyroofnail timely. thanks.
@bryan I think abandoning books is ultimately a good thing! You can still thank your friend for the good in parts you've read. But life's too short.
@bryan I think abandoning books is ultimately a good thing! You can still thank your friend for the good in parts you've read. But life's too short.
@lukemperez This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing it. Thinking of you and your whole family.
@tinyroofnail <3 <3
@johnchandler I can't believe this, but a friend offered me his Leica D LUX 7, because he's heading more toward analog.
@bryan More than side bonus! Those trees make our whole neighborhood (100+ year giant sycamores outside my windows).
@bryan I wish more people understood this — or even thought about spending more on furniture, even custom furniture, to use their existing spaces better.
@lukemperez Luke, my heart is just breaking for you all. You're in my prayers.
@johnchandler thank you!
@ChrisJWilson Thank you!
@markstoneman Thank you! Just thrilling to see.
@lukemperez @cliffordbeshers @tinyroofnail Thank you all! Appreciate it.
@chrisheck so glad to hear this!
@lukemperez Thinking of you and family! My goodness — the worst kind of fear. Sending you very best wishes.
@sim0ne Thank you! Glad to hear this. I often don't know how to account for it all either.
@mwerickson Thank you! I do too — that's what made me question...
@tinyroofnail Whoa, I needed this. Hadn't put those all together at all. And it really wasn't a call out, honest!
@dwalbert oof, true
@tinyroofnail I’d love to hear more on that last sentence?
@JohnBrady ha, srsly
@wcaleb So good. We just visited our godson at St. John's College in Santa Fe, where a beautiful still-intact card catalog sits opposite the computers for searching.