Shepherd’s Pie. How often have I returned home from work, tired and eager to splurge on dinner at a nearby restaurant? Although it seems like a treat, at the end of each meal, I often wonder if my instincts were correct. Beyond the good company of family and friends, I remind myself that I love to cook and most often can replicate the dish at home through instinct and memory, and at a fraction of the cost.
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Thoughts on architectural education, Part 1
Thoughts on architectural education, Part 1. While studying architecture in Switzerland, I remember struggling with the many competing and conflicting voices regarding what architecture meant, and most importantly, what my future role as an architect might hold.
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