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Zephyr and Z-Flex, further innovated kicktail boards by making them out of plastic instead of wood, increasing their longevity and coining the term ‘banana’ board. Coupled with Frank Natsworthy's creation of the polyurethane wheel, skateboarding found itself revived from a near fatal crash with a new type of skateboard that gave birth to a new style of skating. No matter how much board shaves have gone on to change or have reverted to their predecessors, they all virtually have kicktails because of the maneuverability they provided skaters. Like we wrote earlier, in 1969 Larry Stevens invented the kicktail which would change skateboarding shapes forever. Hands of innovative people like Larry Stevens, who invented the kicktail in 1969 and changed skateboarding forever. The board shapes of the time expanded the sport as an industry and ultimately put more skateboards into people’s hands. While this type of skating ultimately resulted in its near extinction, there were a ton of industry lessons learned so to speak and certain cornerstones of skate teams, skate brands, even skate shops were first born in this era. with long haired California teens curving through cones and handstanding for minutes on end. It is around this time we start to see skateboarding competitions hit national T.V. (A lot like the penny boards of today.) In many ways, we owe a lot to these boards. These boards were flat or actually drooped down the ends in what is known as a ‘cambered’ deck, where the middle of the board is either flat or most prominent. Naturally, the first appearances of shapes resembling their older surfboards siblings came in the 1960s.

Scholarship misconduct allegations: SCI-Arc Faces a Reckoning Amid Allegations of Faculty Misconduct (Architectural Record)Listen and Subscribe to ArchispeakAs you might have guessed it, people started to recognize the first skateboards as an offshoot of surfing culture, especially in California.

SCI-Arc public salary records 2019 (Archinect) SCI-Arc town hall response from SCI-Arc CEO Hernán Díaz Alonso (Archinect) What is going on at SCI-Arc? by Audrey Wachs (The Architect’s Newspaper) Isolated incident or a wake up call for the industry at large? by Katherine Guimapang (Archinect) LinksĬontroversy at SCI-Arc over labor practices leads to faculty members placed on leave. Topics in this discussion include education, internships, firm culture, studio culture, scholarships, business models, toxic culture, exploitative environments, suffering for the art, work/life balance, disconnected “leadership”, and more.

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NCARB - National Council of Architectural Registration BoardsĮvan and Cormac discuss the recent controversies surrounding and following a live event (and corresponding live stream on YouTube) in SCI-Arc’s Basecamp lecture series entitled “How to be in an Office” on Mafeaturing panelists Tom Oyler (Oyler Wu), Marikka Trotter (Tom Wiscombe Architecture), and Margaret Griffin (Griffin Enright Architects). NAAB - National Architectural Accrediting Board “ We all make our own choices” by The Hustle Architect ( on Twitter)

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SCI-Arc LowLights - Basecamp: How to be in an Office (video synopsis of the spicy parts by Anon505 on YouTube) Linksīasecamp: How to be in an Office (by SCI-Arc on YouTube)

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We get an update on Cormac’s house hunting saga and follow up on our recent conversation regarding the SCI-Arc Basecamp panel discussion and the apparent lack of conversation within the architectural community about the cultural factors that were surfaced which should be widely addressed.

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Every live masterclass session is free and includes AIA continuing education credit. Join Douglas Tieger, FAIA for the next Designing Your Business Masterclass, brought to you by BQE CORE. Start implementing powerful systems for the profitability you need and the freedom you want. The SCI-Arc toxic culture topic on Archispeak: episode 260 & episode 262 PITCHING A TENT In My Pontiac Aztek Factory Overlanding Package(YouTube)īones Brigade: An Autobiography (YouTube) The Pontiac Aztek Survived Walter White in Breaking Bad Why didn’t It Survive in the Auto Market? (MotorBiscuit) What do concept cars, skateboarding, and architecture have in common? It’s all about ‘the process’, finding new ways to suffer, expertise vs generalization, all the pieces of the puzzle, and thinking about how we evolve the built environment.

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