I write about buildings, landscape, other stuff. Recommend car-free local vacations--you get some adventure and you don't have to stress about parking.
Just got a PR email that said: “PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A NEWSLETTER. YOU HAVE NOT BEEN SUBCRIBED TO ANYTHING. THIS IS A HOLIDAY CARD FROM A REAL PERSON.”
Guy at a party told me he got divorced during the pandemic and tried to organize his building, only to realize everyone living there was also a recently divorced guy. Thought he was exaggerating until I saw the building.
Spain is also where people throw tomatoes at each other. I re-enacted La Tomatina with red water balloons with a kindergarten class. But flaming brooms?!?
@fauvescraper @NationalASLA@JFKPromenade@MosconeCenter Agreed on the bike rack situation! I was going to park my bike in the BikeLink lockers in the 3rd Street garage but ended up just walking from the train station.
A building rendering that literally shows a levitating top…I feel like this should get some sort of Dubious Architecture Achievement award. @marklamster@LangeAlexandra
As the director of @sfplanning told me, “In the rendering it looks pretty neat. I’m not sure how you actually BUILD it, though” https://t.co/BIy23aESFC via @sfchronicle
ICYM over the weekend: PG&E delays a key step required to move ahead with building homes, commercial space, and more at the old HP Power Plant site
Mendocino Grain Project's Rachel Britten on why you should buy locally grown grains: "You wouldn’t think that freshly dried beans would make a difference, but oh man, it does. Especially with quinoa—you can taste the difference, no question." https://t.co/di7k64K5fe