Building is a slow process requiring collaboration with dozens, or even hundreds, of consultants and builders.
Writing, on the other hand, is usually a solo activity and, even given the struggle some of us have to craft words, is relatively fast. We write because we are impatient, because we have something to say, and because not everything we have to say can be said in 3D form.
However, the pressure of the blog is relentless. Every day something may strike us as worthy of comment, but formalizing those views daily is a discipline few possess.
So our blog will be nonlinear, undated entries longer than a quip and shorter than an essay. Easy for us to write and even easier for you to read.
Kind of win-win.
Why Small Houses (Still) Matter
Collapsible Bicycle Helmet
The View from (Google) Earth
Technocrat Priest
10 Years After
I ♥ Pen(cil)s
1969
Monica Pidgeon 1913-2009
Paperclips of Gold
The Importance of Public Space
The Architecture of Identity II
Le Corbusier Le Cabanon
E.1027
Goodbye MHT
Sol Lewitt, meet Emery Roth
Biber Architects moves...sideways
JBF LTD X 27
New Offices!
Happy Birthday!
James Biber, in a new film
Taste Matters with Mitchell Davis
Casabella 805
Harley-Davidson Under Construction
The Harley-Davidson Museum
100 Ideas in PRINT
The Russian Garbo
Modern Views
Architect Magazine
Pentagram Compendium
The Glass House Sketchbook
Houses of the Hamptons
Pentagram Book V
Pentagram Profile
Restaurants That Work
Architectural Toys 