For bay area immigrant families . We have a professor here with a breakdown. It 7 30 and i am phil matier. Im juli and how does that extra hours feel this morning . It felt great until you went down to the kitchen saying you forgot to set that one. My microwave gave me a heart attack and it was great. Just so you know it 7 31 and seven seconds so i hope you enjoyed the extra hours of sleep. Newborns dont observe daylight savings so i didnt get one. It is a beautiful sunrise this morning. Take a look at our sunset sunrise this morning at 641 the sunrise and sunset tonight going down earlier. If you have automatic lights on timers make sure you set it at 5 36 for sunset. Blue skies and a beautiful start to the day although chilly. Freezing in santa rosa this morning at 31. 46 san jose. 42 livermore. 43 redwood city. Later today cool side and feels like fall in the upper 50s along the coast and the bay near 60 degrees for folks around the bay and in land. We will see after this start a po
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I feel at times that I still live in the never-ending 20th century, that I’m stuck here, that maybe everyone is stuck here, even people born too late to have seen it happen. True, there are smartphones now, and new types of ugly buildings. Images are sharper, even when you zoom in. You can tell that time has passed because unremarkable things like Sweetheart Jazz cups have acquired the status of fetish objects.
In each Session, teens will dive into hands-on design workshops in SPACING (architecture), SCAPING (landscape architecture), URBING (city and regional planning) and ZERVING (historic preservation) the subjects of UNM SA+P degrees and certificates. They ll learn analog and digital design techniques and use 3D fabrication technologies, hear guest lectures, and take various field trips, including a Rail Runner ride to the other end of the line city (Santa Fe for the ABQ session students and vice versa).
“Architecture + Design Summer Academy will be packed with informative, hands-on learning opportunities. I’m really thrilled to connect students with leading architects, designers and planners from across the country,” said Janet Abrams, ADSA director and UNM SA+P visiting associate professor. “Our hope is to ignite curiosity about design in high schoolers who are beginning to explore possible career opportunities. ADSA will be an exciting and practical way for them to find out