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The Rise and Fall of Baltimore's HarborPlace

Community Architect

The current proposal to revive HarborPlace amplifies the private component by more than a factor of ten and adds towers with private offices and apartments into mix. Given the early private-public pairing, the matter of property rights and control is baked into the story of HarborPlace, but also the history of cities in general.

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100 Women to Watch in Architecture

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And these buildings are not only efficient and affordable, they are quite beautiful, retaining the clean lines and dramatic angles that characterize her work for wealthy clients. The A+Awards has also recognized the achievements of DS+R, giving a Jury Prize to the High Line in 2014 and shortlisting Zaryadye Park in Moscow in 2018.

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Architectural Graphic Standards - Part 2 | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

As you can see from the example I’ve provided, I am a big fan of profile lines and hatch specific materials indicated in the drawings. These sorts of details are very profile line heavy and we make it a point to be very specific with our material hatches. Can you imagine a builder set containing window details?

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Architectural Graphic Standards | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

I consciously endeavored to add profile lines, hatching, foreground and background indicators in place. In fact, the firm where I currently work as a principal is one of those 5 offices (I worked there 2001 – 2003) and I put the drafting standards in place then … and now that we are in Revit, I am once again making changes.

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KHouse Modern Progress Update | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

Make a note that we are showing a fence that rings the property … but there really isn’t a fence, at least not a proper fence as most people would think. In this image, you can see that the original design included a 4′ tall cast in place concrete wall that ran along the front yard setback line. Thanks and great blog!

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Why after 20 years EBDI is still no success story

Community Architect Daily

Success or failure I asked in a 2015 blog article about EBDI and in the end had no definite answer. The selected approach with the hospital as the element of strength needed a backstop on the northern end, so as to make the revitalization area well defined and not endless.