Articles by Lora Teagarden

Some projects just aren't meant to be — but even those provide lessons architects can learn from.

I got this question via email the other day, from someone aged around 50. It weighed heavy on me, fo r a variety of reasons.

“Most of my vacations end with a camera full of pictures … of architecture. So what gives? Why do ar chitects feel the NEED to travel?”

To be a true “citizen architect,” you must do more than push a pen, or a mouse, around all day, argu es Lora Teagarden.

Lora Teagarden is a practicing architect at Ratio in Indianapolis and the founder of L2 design. Her website and blog offers a unique insight into professional practice together with inspiration and tips for young architects. Many times the supporting stage hands in life don’t get the publicity that the actor does come awards season. This…

As a young architect myself, I remember what your path is like. I traveled it not long ago.