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Surviving Architecture School | Life of an Architect

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Home / Career / Surviving Architecture School Surviving Architecture School Bob Borson — December 16, 2013 — 49 Comments Despite what you might hear, architecture school is terrific. What happens when you are actually still in school? The person with the most skills typically wins.

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Miguel McKelvey: From UO Architecture to WeWork IPO

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1) Miguel graduated with a degree in architecture from the University of Oregon (Class of 1999) and was a member of the UO men’s basketball team while at the school. (2) 2) After graduation, he went to Japan and helped create a social networking site for English-learners, but returned to the U.S. to get back into architecture.

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Architectural Delineation Competition - KRob 2013 | Life of an.

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It’s a huge repository of architectural eye-candy. Tim arobindo gupta error on the site … not working Kevin Keller Online entry still isn’t working. It was a big inspiration to me during architecture school. Therefore, anything you read on this site is not a substitute for actually working with me.

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Sketch Paper | Life of an Architect

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Profiler I started toward an architecture degree in nineteeneightysomething at USC… I took a hiatus for the Gulf War… When I went back to architecture school in the late nineties… I showed up at a preliminary presentation with an armful of “trace” and realized how much things changed in only five years.

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Photo's #frommydesk | Life of an Architect

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I chose those ten words off the top of my head because I thought they got right to the point of what you might find “content-wise” here on this site. M ay 1st, 2013 “a little job site math … all you need is a fat pen and some concrete” #construction. Following my casual advice is at your own peril.

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I’m Nine Years Old – The Teenage Years

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On January 14th, 2010 my life was irrevocably changed, mostly for the better, when I decided to start a blog site and start talking about what it meant to be, and work with, an architect. By the end of year three, writing the posts represented the least amount of time I spent on the site.

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I’m Nine Years Old – The Early Years

Life of an Architect

On January 14th, 2010 my life was irrevocably changed, mostly for the better, when I decided to start a blog site and start talking about what it meant to be, and work with, an architect. By the end of year three, actually writing the posts represented the least amount of time I spent on the site.

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