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🏛 There’s a framework for that
On self-soothing, clear thinking and trackless paths
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🏛 When the student becomes the teacher
On the humbling discomfort of beginning again
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🏛 Dinghies, third ways, and elephants
Should I stay or should I go? is not just a song by The Clash
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Julie Gabrielli
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🏛 Obsessing over details
Appreciating the masterful craftsmanship that brought an architect's vision to life
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Julie Gabrielli
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🏛 The Muse is My Client
I thought architecture was hard . . . until I tried writing.
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Julie Gabrielli
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🏛 The paradox and power of thresholds
The world is full of change and ambiguity so we may as well join the party.
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🏛 Question everything
We need community to hold our unanswerable questions
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Julie Gabrielli
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🏛 The spark of powerful conversations
The priceless skill of asking questions in a time of great unknowing.
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Julie Gabrielli
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🏛 From Vision to Action: Pushing Boundaries
How architects hold the tension of being the expert who provides answers and the novice who asks questions
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Julie Gabrielli
🏛 Confronting grand challenges
Our spring architecture thesis students demonstrate creativity and determination
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Julie Gabrielli
🏛 Rainbows, reviews and regenerative design
What does it mean to become a good ancestor?
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Julie Gabrielli
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🏛 Episode 2 of Building Hope is live today!
Building Hope with Resilient, Adaptable Architecture
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