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As millions of people around the world are asked to #stayhome, the dilemma for many is how to actually be healthy within the domestic walls. In this article we will focus in particular on the [...]

Thanks so much to writer, Patricia Sheridan and photographer, Pam Panchak, for their fine documentation of the Fisher ARCHitecture home/office, and for their portrayal of the (ahem) couple that [...]

Our homes and work environments have a huge impact on our physical and psychological health and in the past few years a number of certifications and standards like the WELL Building Standard and [...]

On Monday February, 24, Fisher ARCHitecture had the opportunity to overlap with Craig Dykers from Snøhetta twice. In the early afternoon, the co-founder of the Norwegian Architecture firm joined [...]

Bea presented a new class on the opportunities that arise when we don’t consider Zoning as the destination of our design efforts, but rather the starting point.

Liz Ogbu from Studio O was the second speaker of the CMU School of Architecture Spring 2020 Lecture Series.  To start at the end, her lecture culminated with a poem titled “Invitation to Brave [...]

Below is my note to Donald Trump responding to his administration’s efforts to require “classical architecture” for new federal buildings.  This is my edited version of the [...]

This is Bea’s writeup of Thursday night’s cool Philip Beesley lecture at Kresge Theater: On January, 23, 2020, the CMU School of Architecture kicked-off the Spring Lecture series with [...]

So what does this image represent and how is it that we can build such a thing affordably?  Here is the answer: You are looking at a side view of a ring designed with the parametric program, [...]

Eighteen small architecture firms met at my Fisher ARCHitecture home/office in Shadyside the evening of Thursday, October 17 between 5:30 and 7:30. This was a chance to meet fellow small firm [...]