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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Why architects should not design bird house support brackets...

The photo above was sent in by an architect friend who (as the designer) wishes to remain anonymous. At least this architect can chuckle at him/herself. ;o)

Toni Youngblood, aka "Sparky" at 9:54 AM

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Toni Youngblood, aka "Sparky": Salt Lake City via Seattle, San Francisco, Atlanta..., United States; My first loves are art and design. I devoted my undergraduate study to art with painting concentration studying oil painting with Maynard Dixon Stewart (son of LeConte Stewart) in the San Francisco Bay Area. I had the privilege of working with one of the premier private collections of Modern and Contemporary art in the U.S.---The Anderson Collection (https://anderson.stanford.edu/), coordinating loans of art from this collection for museum exhibits all over the world and facilitating educational tours of the art collection, lectures by artists and art historians and artist demonstrations. I earned an M.Arch (Master of Architecture) and for nearly twenty-five years architecture has been my occupation. You will now find me a full time Artist, consulting interior planner, and helping clients with social networking in the visual and performing arts. I've spent many years helping retired racing greyhounds find loving homes as pets and have loved some of my own. I'm happiest when I'm wearing my play clothes and glad to be fully engaged in my art work. Thursday's child has a long, long way to roam.

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Architecture of the World Boxes

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Why architects should not design bird house support brackets...

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