“We need to reimagine our role as architects more along the lines of political actors.”(RYAN LUDWIG) “If architects don’t set [labor] standards, there won’t be a floor. There has to be a cost for your work.” (DAVID DIMARIA)
SKYLINE today, ed. @Osvipepe
https://t.co/Gq5sJsrrDy
1. Taking a look at the recent October @LinkedIn Economic Graph report on skilled talent flows across metros. Lots of interesting data here.
https://t.co/Vh0MhwlNSl
2. Here are the metros gaining the most skilled talent. Austin tops the list, Tampa and Nashville are in the top 5. But perhaps interestingly San Francisco & Seattle are also in the top ten.
Downtown San Francisco Can’t Shake Working From Home: "Compared with its former self, & even with some outlying city neighborhoods & suburban downtowns I visited, San Francisco’s downtown is still awfully quiet" https://t.co/B5ihdU9paI
I am honored to announce Antikythera, a program reorienting computation as a philosophical, technological, and geopolitical force. https://t.co/2TXeYseKbk
Stanford Law School to offer Income-Share Agreements
"Upon graduation, participants will pay 10% of their income for 12 years to Flywheel."
Thanks for sharing, @aharonfriedman
https://t.co/DILDTDQjss
Get out and sleep.
“sleep tourism has been growing in popularity for a number of years, with an increasing amount of sleep-focused stays popping up in hotels and resorts across the world.” https://t.co/an3iF7IKJr
My brilliant colleagues have just launched this genius online tool for plotting where you think a parking space could be swapped out for community space - including data on access to green space, multiple deprivation and levels of car ownership.
https://t.co/c68KuovcuB
Starlink 🛰️ is a game changer for the hospitality industry.
Elon's satellite internet cuts the prices by half while speeds are going up.
It opens so many new opportunities for workcations, offsites, and nomad stays in remote areas.
speeds/prices for rural Portugal 🇵🇹
Repeat after me: good communication requires repetition.
Data: leaders are 9x more likely to be criticized for undercommunicating than overcommunicating. Those who say too little come across as unclear and uncaring.
When you're tired of your message, it's just starting to land.
"Public use and public funding of science"
Cool paper looking at citations to science from government documents, media and patents.
They find that different fields have different audiences, and compare this to another public good, national parks.
https://t.co/wmavnPxi6Z
Thrilled to share Microsoft New Future of Work Report 2022 that summarizes recent research developments on hybrid work. It's so fulfilling to work with some of the greatest minds on this! #hybridwork#newfutureofwork
https://t.co/eEwRNKU50y
Our research just published @NatureHumBehav@NaturePortfolio suggests that, after removing the effects of the pandemic, firm-wide remote work causes a shift to async communication (not more meetings) and makes workers’ collaboration network more siloed.
https://t.co/ospmpoXeyp
Folks, I've got something exciting to share!: It's super hard to stay up-to-date on all the future of work research that is happening right now. So, working with tons of people around Microsoft, we synthesized it into a single slide deck: https://t.co/UkdAHazYyH #newfutureofwork
Interesting to see how the @nytgraphics has changed their map symbology as the Russian war in #Ukraine️ unfolds. On Feb 26, large red arrows and an almost opaque red color shows Russian advances in Ukraine. Suggesting fast, large and controlled overtaking. 1/5
Our Administration is launching the Clean Air in Buildings Challenge — a call to action for leaders and building owners and operators of all types to assess indoor air quality and adopt key strategies to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in their buildings.
https://t.co/EGoOkVnca5