Rachel Preston Prinz
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Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Albuquerque and Taos, New Mexico
Profession
Designer / Television Producer
Secteur d’activité
Design
Site Web
www.archinia.com
À propos
Rachel Preston Prinz, the Founding Director of Archinia and Architecture for Everybody, is leading a movement to use multi-disciplinary mediums of storytelling to use the architectural documentation that was once considered "research" (read: that would dry up on the shelf) to infuse the places she works in with built-in opportunities for economic development and tourism.
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architecture sustainability archaeology design historic preservation new mexico pecha kucha landscape critical regionalism pattern food photography
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2011 - The Regional Landscape: An Architect's foray into regionalism and landscape

il y a 10 ans • 627 Vues

2013 - The Myth of Value: Getting beyond Ersatz History in Modern Southwest Architecture

il y a 10 ans • 263 Vues

2011 - TEDxABQ How Archaeology teaches us Truly Sustainable Architecture

il y a 10 ans • 343 Vues

2013 - Pecha Kucha Taos: Epicurus, Photographer

il y a 10 ans • 287 Vues

2012 - Creating a Sustainable model of Shelter at the End of the World (as we know it)

il y a 10 ans • 538 Vues

2011 - Pecha Kucha Taos: The Pattern Language of Taos Architecture

il y a 10 ans • 383 Vues

2010 - Using Archaeology to inform the design of modern, sustainable architecture

il y a 10 ans • 355 Vues
Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Albuquerque and Taos, New Mexico
Profession
Designer / Television Producer
Secteur d’activité
Design
Site Web
www.archinia.com
À propos
Rachel Preston Prinz, the Founding Director of Archinia and Architecture for Everybody, is leading a movement to use multi-disciplinary mediums of storytelling to use the architectural documentation that was once considered "research" (read: that would dry up on the shelf) to infuse the places she works in with built-in opportunities for economic development and tourism.
Mots-clés
architecture sustainability archaeology design historic preservation new mexico pecha kucha landscape critical regionalism pattern food photography
Tout plus