SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Why architecture? What do architects do every day? How do architects get their ideas? These are just a few of the questions people ask when they hear about architecture. The craft has a huge impact on our everyday lives, the built environment, the way things are designed, and the patterns all around us. The placement of windows, the context of why those windows are there, and how it will change and influence the work being done, are all part of the craft. But how does an architect do it? Today architect Lester Limón dives deep into the behind the scenes!
Resources:
Notes on the Synthesis of Form, Christopher Alexander, ISBN-10 9780674627512 The Autopoiesis of Architecture: A New Framework for Architecture vols. 1 & 2, Patrick Schumacher, volume 1 ISBN-13 978-0470772997, volume 2 ISBN-13 978-0470666159 A Study of Thinking, Jerome S. Bruner ISBN-10 0887386563
Corrections:
In the episode, we refer to Patrick Schumacher as “Peter.” We'd like top apologize for the confusion.
About the show:
People, process, place; the three principles of a successful project and community. While the idea of architecture and community development may seem complicated and academic, they effect our lives every day.
Lester Limón from p3communities examines the details of our daily lives that change the way we perceive and interact with the world. Each episode, Lester brings his decades of experience to the cross section of the built environment and how humans interact with it.
About p3communties:
Architecture and community development are not just practices or sets of services. They represent a desire for healthy, sustainable, and prosperous communities, both rural and urban. p3 was founded on a belief in the capacity of pioneering communities to work hard and lead with vision. I work purposefully with neighbors and friends to set goals and map sustainable solutions unique to each client and environment.
Disclaimer:
All content is the sole property of p3 communities, inc. All opinions expressed are the property of the persons stating them and p3 communities, inc. is not responsible for any opinions but their own.
