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• 07.10.10
  Around and about in local business interior architecture design school | (0)

  AN EARLY TWITCHELL The late architect Ralph Twitchell is best known for his modernist Sarasota houses, but a house he Read more on The Sarasota Herald-Tribune Around and about in local business Around and about in local business for the week of July 4, 2010. Read more on Lawrence Journal-World
• 07.09.10
  Our debt to Alberto Cavalcanti interior architecture design school | (0)

  Artists already flocking to third annual Elmira Street Painting Festival About three dozen artists are signed up for the third annual Elmira Street Painting Festival that will take place downtown Saturday and Sunday. Read more on The Ithaca Journal Our debt to Alberto Cavalcanti He was behind the Ealing films and made a handful of the most polished, imaginative and enjoyable movies of the 1940s. It's time the name of Alberto Cavalcanti was better known, argues Kevin Jackson 'Directed by Cavalcanti" runs the last of the black-and-white title credits. Back in the 1940s, the ordinary chap in the Odeon's ninepenny stalls is baffled, even ...
• 07.08.10
  Modest Railtown downplays new status interior architecture design school | (0)

  Academy of Art University Students Take Home Two ADDYs and an Art Directors Club Gold Cube Advertising Graduate Students Shravan Hegde and Michael Waldman win top honors in two of the industry’s most influential competitions Read more on PRWeb via Yahoo! News Modest Railtown downplays new status Railtown, as seen looking east on Railway Street. The bistro is buzzing. Not a table is free. A large group lunches around Two Chefs and a Table's signature central oak slab. Two smartly dressed women visit in a corner over a bottle of red. Read more on Langley AdvanceNews
• 07.08.10
  The Death of Starchitecture interior architecture design school | (0)

  Travel: Xin Chào Ho Chi Minh! A VACATION is a great escape from the drudgery of everyday life. A time to flee from beckoning school bells, difficult bosses, bemoaning employees and everything that denies your right to relax. Read more on New Straits Times The Death of Starchitecture As Western economies begin to recover, extravagant, eye-popping architecture is giving way to a subtler new aesthetic. In the U.S. and Europe, architectural values are shifting from can-you-top-this designs toward more efficient, functional building. Read more on Newsweek

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