January said goodbye to Taliesin, bid Syd Mead farewell, and gave a nod to 'radical flexibility'
In light of the entire year, January seems an odd month. Begun, like every new year, with ambitions and optimism, no one could have known what the world would bring a few months later. Nevertheless, January brought us the closure of Frank Lloyd Wright's School of Architecture at Taliesin, an unfolding of events riddled with controversy, ultimately leaving its future uncertain. We also bid farewell to the renowned industrial designer Syd Mead, and much more. Saam Architecture team photo. Courtesy of Saam Architecture↑ Exploring Remote Work and 'Radical Flexibility' in Architecture With Diana Nicklaus Saam Architecture had been running strong for years on a remote work model. Archinect connected with Principal and Co-founder Diana Nicklaus to discuss her team's unique operational structure, the challenges that come with it, and how radical flexibility can augment the way design professionals work together. Photo of Taliesin West, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Image courtesy of Wikim...
In light of the entire year, January seems an odd month. Begun, like every new year, with ambitions and optimism, no one could have known what the world would bring a few months later. Nevertheless, January brought us the closure of Frank Lloyd Wright's School of Architecture at Taliesin, an unfolding of events riddled with controversy, ultimately leaving its future uncertain. We also bid farewell to the renowned industrial designer Syd Mead, and much more.
↑ Exploring Remote Work and 'Radical Flexibility' in Architecture With Diana Nicklaus
Saam Architecture had been running strong for years on a remote work model. Archinect connected with Principal and Co-founder Diana Nicklaus to discuss her team's unique operational structure, the challenges that come with it, and how radical flexibility can augment the way design professionals work together.
