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Presenter and Producer of The Hopeful Activists' Podcast. Freelance audio producer and editor. Writer. Seeker of laughs. Follower of Jesus.
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More is Less - Texas Architect Magazine

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By Anastasia Calhoun, Lawrence Speck, Cameron Klepac, Abigail Thomas
| Texas Architect Magazine Verified
Exhibition Review Volume 75, Issue 4 - The Awards Issue Reflections on the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale The 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, curated by MIT professor Carlo Ratti under the theme Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective., set out to explore how multiple forms of intelligence—human, artificial, and collective—might shape solutions to the crises of our time.
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A Farewell to Page

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By Anastasia Calhoun, Aline Yoldi, Cameron Klepac, Abigail Thomas
| Texas Architect Magazine Verified
Of Note Volume 75, Issue 4 - The Awards Issue The name Page has had a storied presence in the world of Texas architecture for more than 125 years. In 1898, Charles Henry Page and his brother Louis Page formed Page Brothers, a firm specializing in courthouses and other civic buildings, and quickly established themselves as leading voices for architecture in the state.
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A Legacy of Imagination: CMPBS Turns 50

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By Anastasia Calhoun, Lawrence Speck, Aline Yoldi, Abigail Thomas
| Texas Architect Magazine Verified
Of Note Volume 75, Issue 4 - The Awards Issue Driving down FM 969 in Austin, one would never imagine that just off the road lies one of the world’s most influential and progressive centers for sustainable architecture and planning: the Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems, known colloquially as Max’s Pot.
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