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First Aired - 01/29/2012 04:30PM
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This week on Burning Down the House host Curtis B. Wayne is joined by returning guest and author Duo Dickinson and Jacob Alspector of Alspector Architecture. The trio carry on a lively conversation on the state of architecture education today from the prospects of current graduates to the necessity of licensure. Learn what lies in store in the real world practice of architecture and how trends in the the current academic environs have resulted in only about 1 in 3 architecture school graduates deciding to pursue getting their license. Is it worth it? Is getting a PhD enough to call yourself an architect? Tune in to find out from this group of widely experienced and opinionated architects. This episode is sponsored by Fairway Market.
"Abstraction in school is the only way to learn."
--Duo Dickinson on Burning Down the House
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Burning Down The House: Welcom Duo and Jacob (7:52)
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Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne, architecture, Duo Dickinson, Jacob Alspector, architecture licensing, Boston AI, built objects, human interaction,Architecture School Curriculum (12:08)
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Seattle, architecture books, Staying Put, recent graduates, architecture schools, art school, RISD, humility, CCNY, design, architecture practice, those that build, those that teach, Charles Moore, great builders, Robert Stern, schools of architecture,What's In A Degree? (20:07)
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Talking Heads, paper architecture, Cooper Union, drawing architecture, Irwin Chanin, Harvard Graduate School of Design, licensure, Preston Scott Cohen, licensed architects, law school, programming, St. Raphael's, academia, adjunct faculty, PhD., theory degree, architecture theory, MArch, M. Arch, B. Arch, TED, TED Lectures, reciprocal inversion,Sustainability In Design (14:17)
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intern architect, value systems, value of buildings, sustainability, housing, the 1%, statistics, landscape architects, flora, urban design, social contract, master builder, structure and design, sub disciplines, engineers, academia, aesthetes, civil government,On The Future of the Built Environment (12:00)
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engineers, phrenology, appreciation degree, Philip Johnson, suing, test taking, render, specialization, mother of the outs, composition of buildings, building choices, VOC, practical experience, energy efficient, energy efficiency, built environment, form makers,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/03/2009 08:00PM
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The Dark Side Of Being Green: Curtis and guest Katy Keifer discuss the overlooked implications of "going green".
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Sustainability and CFL Bulbs (29:20)
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Curtis B. Wayne, architecture, Katy Keifer, green, earthy crunchy, bunkum, sustainable, sustainability, recession, back to the Earth, recycling, heavy metals, incandescent Bulbs, Britain's not making bulbs, saving energy, hoarding of incandescent bulbs, LED lights for smaller spaces, General Electric, Westinghouse, CFL bulbs contain mercury, compact fluorescent lamps, mercury as a toy, EU illegalizing incandescent bulbs, European imperialism and fads, the Weather Underground, current Cold War of electricity, energy commerce battle, electricity merchant states, water as a commodity, Silanus Valley in California, Staten Island garbage dump,Wasting Energy and Efficiency Design (23:21)
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Curtis B. Wayne, architecture, Katy Keifer, Forrest Gump, USDOA, United States Department of Agriculture, data-centers eat energy, US Green Buildings Council, data-service center, 50 percent humidity is optimal for computing machines, LEED, Leadership in Energy and Efficiency Design, VOC, volatile organic compounds, petroleum, nylon sweats, plastics, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania strip mines, land was raped, prescriptive way of estimating the performance of building, Energy Star, ventilation and prevention of mold, an era of cheap energy, natural air-cooling chimneys, LEED is a marketing tool, LEED certified, efficiency design,Energy Saving and Green Roofs (13:40)
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Curtis B. Wayne, architecture, Katy Keifer, the dark side of green architecture, green roofs, sod houses, garden on a roof-top, Corbeau homes, repurpose Brooklyn roofs, planted roofs can be dangerous, dirt is great insulator, earth, low wavelength infrared energy, planted roofs are efficient, Green Buildings Movement, irrigation of green roofs, sewage treatment plants for green roofs, the grey area, no clear answers, the Accidental Yankee, Little House on the Prairie,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 04/18/2010 12:00PM
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Patrick calls into the show from Sullivan County with guests Anne Saxelby, Sonja Hedlund, Chally Comer, Dan Purdy & Mario Fantasma. Later in the show, the guys from Bion Technologies explain how to make energy from animal waste.
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The Main Course Introduction: Sonja Hedlund, Chally Comer & Dan Purdy (25:15)
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The Main Course, Patrick Martins, Katy Keiffer, Hearst Ranch, Heritage Radio Network, Patrick is in Sullivan County, dairy farmers, Dan Purdy, Sonja Hedlund, Challey Comer, Apple Pond Farm, renewable energy education, Stephan Geiger, Jersey Cow Farm, Ross Wall, gas drilling can't make agriculture happen!!, Marcellus shale deposit, Halliburton, Halliburton doesn't have to disclose their secret chemicals they drive into the earth, why are we consuming energy at this rate?!, our demand must go down, solar hot water, wind turbine, workshops for renewable energy, www.applepondfarm.com, summer program for kids, disguised child labor, workshop on renewable energy, whole milk ricotta, dairy farming, Hudson Valley Fresh, raw milk, Saxelby Cheesemongers, Secretary of Agriculture, distribution, kosher cheese, shared cost, conference organizer, the number one industry in Sullivan Country is agriculture, the land is still affordable compared to other places, a great place to invest in a farm, food entrepreneurs, close to the urban market, incubator for agriculture to grow, product development, marketing,Making These Ideas Work! (23:08)
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mobile cheese truck, JUFF Radio, raw milk farmer in upstate New York, the commodity market and pricing is a crime, US Department of Agriculture, farmers are hoping for value added products to pay their bills, John Boy's Farm, there are 25 dairy farms in Sullivan County, average herd size is under 50, demand is not the issue, the issue is supply, NYU alone could buy all that cheese, local processors, farmland protection, there are plenty of good models out there, Steven Schmoeller, cheesemobile, Heritage Foods USA, American Indians, black farmers, Pigford Case, great dairy farmers dont always make great cheese makers, institutional procurment,Mario Fantasma of Paradise Locker Meats Joins the Conversation (24:35)
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waste created from slaughterhouses, underbelly of food processing facilities, waste gets picked up by a rendering company, heart, tongue, oxtail, the actual guts are not sellable, what gets done with it?, MAMP, Missouri Association of Meat Processors, animal parts rendered into bio diesel fuel, the average hog produces 30 pounds of waste to be converted, it will be separated and put into different categories, tonsils, SRM, BRE, rendering companies, AAMP, HAACP, regulations, verification changes, small slaughterhouses will be put out of business with these new regulations, zero pathogen growth, food safety system, USDA Agricultural Conference, Paradise Locker Meats, Mario Fantasma,James W. Morris, PhD & Jeff Kapell of Bion Technology (27:02)
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Bion Technology, James W. Morris, Chief Technology Officer, Jeff Kapell, Project Development of Renewable Energy, waste management, livestock waste is the biggest enviornmental problem facing animal agriculture, feeding operations, Omnivore's Dilmena, confined area feeding operations, CAFO, pollution, envorinmental waste management, Bion Technology uses microbial process, human waste, conventional technologies, costs way more than Bion Technologies, model developed around the commodity facilities, they need to be housed in a situation where manure can be routinely removed, enables control and treatment of the nutrients, greenhouse gasses, feedlots, E Coli, how do you address the environmental impact on a per head basis, housing design and infrastructure, how have big companies responded?, added value product line, traceability, from cradle to grave, premium pricing, ethanol model, industrial ecology, Cattle News Network, www.meatingplace.com,Turning Livestock Waste Into Energy (29:56)
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72,000 slots is a big CAFO, turn waste into residuals, environmental benefits of ethanol, offsetting fossil fuel use, it requires 4 million BTU's to finish one dried ton of distiller grains, changing the commodity market, environmental policy laws, tax credits for reduced energy or emissions, James T. Martin, all industrial complexes need to build the environmental cost into their cost of doing business, offsetting energy, thermal energy from natural gas, cow produced methane, is this because they are finished on an unnatural diet?, reducing nitrous oxide, Volatile Organic Compounds, Joel Salatin, our agricultural exports are $30 billion of our GDP, waster water treatment plants, nutrient trading program, nitrogen credits, Total Maximum Daily Loads, Bion has patents in place, saving taxpayers and the environment, invest in Bion Technology!, NIMBY, futurist, ammonia, VOC's, BET, TMDL,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
