Architecture
The Prodigal Architect
Finding the Sacred in a Profane Life
A Devastating Act of Hubris
The Inhumanity of “The Vessel” and its Aftermath
The Reformation of the Internet
On Faith, and the Fall of Architecture’s Gatekeepers
Biking Just As Fast As I Can
Just As We Cannot Determine Our Outcomes, We Cannot Avoid Our Motivations
Moved to Faith By Bricks and Stones
Alain de Botton on the (Church) Architecture of Happiness.
Can Zoom Be Sacred? The Architecture of God
Not All Spiritual or Inspiring Spaces are Sacred
Shaping the Future
The Field of Dreams and the Church
Is Nothing Sacred?
When a part of Notre Dame Cathedral burned, there was an instant, worldwide flood of […]
Rebuilding What We Never Made: Notre Dame
Then answered Peter, and said unto Jesus, Lord, it is good for us to be […]
The Sermon in Stone at Notre Dame
Notre Dame has burned. The cathedral had — “had,” how terrible to write — one […]
I Am Not Karl Lagerfeld
A man who designed things died this week, but what ended was his central, lifelong […]
A Message From Jesus
It had been a long night. Two hundred people in a room, some yelling, half […]