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Dear Gus,
I didn’t remember to take a picture today until I was walking away from Rebsamen Tennis Center with my mixed team, headed home. I’ve enjoyed getting back into tennis, and I’ve enjoyed being a part of a team again. In the past, I’ve gotten really into playing tournaments as an individual, which I love, but there’s something to be said about having someone to share a win with. I owe it to Uncle Chris for getting me involved.
Dad
Little Rock, Arkansas. 7.11.2018 - 9.35pm.
Join us in the 4th Floor pit on Wednesday for a talk with Lori Brown, professor at the Syracuse University School of Architecture, and esteemed scholar and co-founder of ArchiteXX - a women in architecture group in NYC. Her work explores the intersections of architecture, art, geography, and women's studies. Lori is the author of Contested Space: Abortion Clinics, Women's Shelters and Hospitals. Her talk will focus on activism both within her work and the profession at large.
FOX 4 News Reporter Lori Brown is married to her college sweetheart. She and her husband share three kids. She is active in journalism for years and has a nice Net Worth.
FOX 4 News Reporter Lori Brown is married to her college sweetheart. She and her husband share three kids. She is active in journalism for years and has a nice Net Worth.
Design is not a passive act, it is a critical engagement with community and you have to be cognizant of the power that you have and how you use it. What we do is really important. We have a responsibility and it’s not just about making the next great form, there are many other things that go into architecture. We need more people to use their agency to make positive change.
Lori Brown, in conversation with Tania Davidge.
http://architectureau.com/articles/lori-brown-feminist-activist-architect/?utm_source=ArchitectureAU&utm_campaign=d9b458b83e-&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_e3604e2a4a-d9b458b83e-39626046
Illustrations by Bob McIlhargey and Lori Brown, pre-Expo 86. This particular rendering shows BC Place and Northeast False Creek, speculating on redevelopment of the land after Expo, before it had even been built. As I mentioned previously on Illustrated Vancouver, architectural illustrator Bob McIlhargey, along with his wife and associate Lori Brown were largely responsible for much of the concept rendering work commissioned for Expo 86 from 1982-86.
Cross-posted with additional text to VancouverIsAwesome.com.
