Category Archives: Architectural Education
May 20, 2010 Censorship from the AIA? OMG!
We just learned that last week BQE Software submitted the advertisement shown here to run in the AIA Florida/Caribbean Architect magazine. They received an email from an Account Manager at McGraw-Hill telling them that the Association (AIA), felt that this ad was “inappropriate for their audience.“ I nearly dropped my chai latte on my lap [...]
Tags: AIA, censorship, McGraw-Hill
May 5, 2010 Massive Change
Truth in Architecture reports, most of us in the architectural profession are pretty darn fed up. In fact, I was so fed up I took a leave of absence from a good paying gig in the Middle East to set out a manuscript for a book that’s presently entitled “Grand Reinvention” (of the United States); [...]
May 5, 2010 A Woman’s Place Is In The Home
Hey, why are you nodding your head? It’s not politically correct. Didn’t you pay attention to Reagan and his cadre of etiquette and right-thinking acolytes? Ahhhh, you say your nodding head isn’t really a sign of approbation. Of course, you don’t agree with this headline. No siree Bob. If it weren’t for that neck injury [...]
Tags: architecture, home, myths, truth, women
