Hollander the Builder
Hollander the Builder 03 | by Erik R. Bishoff
Hollander made it easy on us this year by picking an easy costume. Hollander and I are both HUGE fans of Bob the Builder so I was happy to oblige.
Sunday, November 2
Thursday, October 2
Three Talented Designers
With these three we have an artist, a photographer and a digital craftsman. And of course budding young almost-architects. Kate Beckley, Erik Bishoff and Paul Harman bring exciting new skills and passions to our growing staff.
Click here for more on me, Kate, Paul and my new home-away-from-home, PIVOT Architecture.
Friday, August 22
Photo by Sol
Sol's in China... again. I thought I was jealous when he took a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad a few years back but that was just the beginning. After trekking the globe for years, Sol has found himself at the Olympics! GO SOL!
Sol took this pic of me & Hollander at our old house near Hayward Field a few months back. We offered up a parking spot for him during the Olympic Trials so he wouldn't have to haul his gear across town... parking was scarce. He told me that this was his best pic of the day but if you take a look at his Blog, The Wild Weird World of Sports, you can tell he's being modest, as usual.
For more on Sol:
The Wild Weird World of Sports
Sol Neelman Photojournalist
Third Place - Sports Porfolio
Tuesday, July 15
Trapped!
Accompanying video to Nick Paumgarten's piece "Up and Then Down" from the April 21st issue of The New Yorker. Footage of Nicholas White trapped in an elevator in the McGraw-Hill Building for 41 hours.
Wednesday, June 11
Affordable housing benefits everyone
Each month, Eugene’s chapter of the American Institute of Architects invites architects, associates and students to meet and explore the ways that design and community intersect.
A recent presentation and discussion on low-income housing drew double the usual number of participants, including several students from the University of Oregon’s School of Architecture and Allied Arts. Thanks to a handful of truly enterprising nonprofit leaders, the quality of affordable housing in Eugene and Springfield is something the whole community can take pride in...
The rest is at archibish.blogspot.com. Follow this link for more!
Wednesday, June 4
Finally... Obama!
The BumpMichelle Obama (L) gives her husband, Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Senator Barack Obama, a knuckle-bump as a sign of support before he speaks to supporters at the Xcel Center in St . Paul, Minnesota, USA, 03 June, 2008. Barack Obama clinched the Democratic presidential nomination after a five-month battle with Hillary Clinton, becoming the first African American to lead a major political party into a general election in the United States. EPA/CRAIG LASSIG
Reporting by Mark Z. BarabakLos Angeles Times Staff Writer
It was never going to be easy. Whatever happens in the general election, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama’s victory over New York Sen. Hillary Clinton after an epic 16-month battle for the Democratic nomination will go down as one of the great political upsets of all time.
The freedom to fail buoyed Obama and his team when national polls showed him trailing by as much as 30 points, leading many political pundits to write him off.
For more information:
Deconstructing the Bump
E.D. Hill Addresses "Terrorist Fist Jab" Comment
Friday, May 23
One Voice
This speech (among others) prompted me to donate to Obama's campaign.
You can too: https://donate.barackobama.com
"I'm asking you to believe. Not just in my ability to bring about real change in Washington ... I'm asking you to believe in yours."
- Barak Obama
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