The Redesign of Studio Culture

So for my studio, we have to read The Redesign of Studio Culture, which you can find HERE, if you're so inclined to read it. I think it's really interesting, which is why I'm writing a post dedicated to it. XP I think it's definitely worth reading if you're in architecture 'cause it's easy to relate to. Also, if you're not an architecture student but you want to know more about what studio is like, it's worth reading as well. Unfortunately, it's a bit long, but I think it's a pretty fast read if you aren't taking notes on it and stuff, like I was. It took me quite a while to get through it, and the whole time, I seriously wanted to start responding to it and all the rhetorical questions they asked. x_x Therefore... I write a response in my LJ! XP I would have written it in my sketchbook, where I was taking notes, but I tend to get messy when I write for long periods -- plus, I was tired of note-taking by the time I got near the end of the paper, so yeah. If you don't want to read the paper, but are willing to read the rest of this entry, then lucky for you, I'm gonna summarize what I thought was interesting or important or whatever first before I respond. XP

( Summary of The Redesign of Studio Culture )

( My Commentary and Response -- Probably the more interesting part. XP )

So it's really late right now and I don't think I can think of all the things I want to say anymore, so I'm just gonna head off to bed. I kinda slacked on other homework because I wanted to respond to this, but I didn't even end up finishing. Oh wellz..

Also, I want to stay up because there's a woot-off right now, but I'm too tired to stay up and watch,, so whatever. There probably won't be anything good later anyway... Unless there is, then I'll just be sad that I missed it. =/


~Remula