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This is a newsletter for designers who are tired of chasing lofty concepts and want to make decisions grounded in how real people use space
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The Most Important Lesson I’m Unlearning from Design School
On day one in design school you are shown that the best designs are out-of-the-box, never-been-seen-before structures wrapped in materials that look like they were found on the moon.
Over the course of the next four to six years (depending...
We Should Design For More Loitering
This is what I was listening to while writing this week’s installment of No License Required.
An under-utilized (dare we say abandoned?) public space in Pamplona
Studies from the 80s (Whyte, p 24) and today (Happy Cities, p.8) have shown...
3 Questions to Save Hours of Design Work
There are three questions I think every designer should be asking themselves whenever they face a new design project.
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Does the place we are looking at do its job today?
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Can it sustain itself financially long term?
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Does it...
You (Probably) Can’t Call Yourself an Architect
Hey there!
Long time no talk, I know.
Life has been pulling me in a lot of different directions and its made me question what I am doing with Studio Leonardo, a lot. Like A LOT.
Honestly, while the numbers may look good on the outside, i...
The Monster Under the Bed Is Scarier When You Can’t See It
The monster under your bed is always scarier when you can’t see it. The same goes for how we think about infrastructure and development. When we propose something like adding new housing or commercial spaces into neighborhoods, our minds of...
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