It’s weird to even type this, but I have less than one month to go until I graduate from college. When the topic comes up in conversation, people’s reactions generally fall under one of three categories: a) “Congratulations!” b) “Scary!” or c) both. I generally fall under the second category, being totally scared and worried […]
Even though we witnessed a colossal rainstorm yesterday, on the whole it really is starting to feel like spring here in Seattle. The sunny days can make it hard to focus in studio, but we keep the windows wide open, enjoy the breeze, and listen to some bright and summery tunes to keep us motivated. Here’s […]
Yes, I’m a big Loser… and I’m not just saying that. Three years ago I was lucky enough to receive Sub Pop Records’ “Loser” Scholarship, an award for high school seniors that are active in the Pacific Northwest arts community. Winning the scholarship allowed me to go on some big adventures in college- namely a […]
Another spring, another Coachella. This year’s festival was a wonderful success, with short lines and temperatures tapering off just under 100 degrees. I headed down to Weekend 2 of the California music festival with my mom, sister, and friend and enjoyed show after show, slice after slice of watermelon, and dance after dance on Indio’s […]
You would think that because I am now in my last quarter of an architecture degree that I would have explored digital renderings a long time ago- but you would be wrong. After a failed attempt to use V-Ray in my very first design studio, I turned my back to digital modeling and rendering for […]
Little Golden Bird has spread her wings! This week I was invited to be a guest columnist for the University of Washington Architecture Department’s [BE]log. Jessica Bailey and I co-wrote the post, giving readers a thorough update from our 401 Senior Studio. Without further ado, I redirect you: http://uwarch-belog.com/index.php/2013/03/exotic-hybrids/
Feb 14th marked the last day in Caleb’s and my string of winter, present-worthy, special days. First comes Christmas, then New Years, the standard holiday pair. Late January brings my birthday, followed by Caleb’s a week later in early February, and finally bookended with Valentine’s Day. All these celebrations are of course wonderful, but sometimes […]
