by Katherine Williams | Aug 8, 2010 | Community Design
Yesterday’s task for the 31bnb challenge was to link to a blog in my niche. Do I have a niche? I have to think more about if one blog accomplishes the breadth of subjects that are important to me. Maybe I need more than one blog. For now I decided to do a search...
by Katherine Williams | Aug 5, 2010 | Community Design
After moving away from everything that was familiar, I had to create a new community for myself. I landed in a small San Francisco neighborhood that has always felt like the right place to be at this time. Here are a few things that make creating community important....
by Katherine Williams | Jul 24, 2010 | AAArchs Statistics, African American Architects, Women architects
I have been chatting by email with Dennis Mann, one of the editors of the Directory of African American Architects, about ways to give a historical view of the numbers. Currently the website list all of the African American architects licensed in the US. Personally, I...
by Katherine Williams | Jun 28, 2010 | African American Architects
The latest NOMA (National Magazine’s them is Africa: Dissect, Design, Deliver. (Thanks to Ifeoma Ebo for coming up the title.) The articles are great. Shout out to Betsy Ismail for the wonderful graphic layout, to Ifeoma Ebo, Stephonie Nash and Victoria Kaplan...
by Katherine Williams | Apr 18, 2010 | African American Architects
As a newly licensed architect, I feel it is only right that I share what I have learned over the 3 years I have been testing. I wrote a short list. Use this as you see fit. ARE DO’S AND DON’TS DO research your state requirements including fees, now and...
