DEAD.

I think this blog is pretty much dead.

It was originally a way for me to share my experience in architecture school with my family as well as an outlet for some of my personal creative convictions and expressions, but quickly I realized I suck at hastily wording my own thoughts as they happen. I hope this deficiency improves in time, especially since I have a very strong appreciation for the written word in communicating architectural and design ideas. I'd also like to think I'm a decent writer, but clearly this blogging format just simply hasn't been sustainable.

If you know me, I put too much importance on things...which essentially strangles me and my ability to act in any capacity and this blog is no exception from that. This is something I also hope improves in time. Closing this door is just so I can open another one and with school over for now I could definitely use the creative outlet. Hopefully now I can find that niche that will inspire me to create content instead of waiting for that content to come to me.

With that said, be on the lookout for a new url. Because I can't not have a blog. I mean, how could I be considered a hipster millennial if I didn't!?

Until then-

The begining?

In the cold and dark corners of cyberspace I have staked out this portion for myself, to write and reflect, and possibly find something interesting in my own thoughts that others may also find worth reading.



In this blog I intend to talk of my architectural studies mostly so that the mysteriousness of the allusive 'studio' may subside to those unknowing of what I do with the vast majority of my life.  But I hope to, occasionally, write of other things as well. things that inspire me, trouble me, confuse me, and so on.



I decided to name the blog as I have because it represents how we in the digital age exist in both the real tangible world as well as the digital world simultaneously.  This thought is always in the back of my mind and seems to constantly affect my thinking.  I feel that this will present itself repeatedly throughout the posts to come.



And so the digitally documented journey begins...