I was recently asked: How do you go into a neighborhood, build new, and not erase and/or sterilize what makes that neighborhood interesting in the first place? Gentrification is a controversial topic in city building. Too often I think we ignore what happens when we… Read More
In the business world – particularly in the startup world these days – there’s a lot of emphasis on the importance of failure. The mantra is: “fail early and fail often.” Because if you’re not failing, then you’re likely not pushing yourself hard enough and… Read More
Last month marked the one year anniversary of Architect This City. This means that I’ve been blogging every day for over a year. It’s been an incredible journey and I often tell people that they should give it a try if they have any inclination.… Read More
Two things happened yesterday. And since there’s a nice tie in, I’d like to talk about both of them. First, here at TAS, we launched a new condominium project called Kingston&Co. We had already gone public with some information, but we now have an updated… Read More
BRANDON DONNELLY 