April 15 2008

Simpson Gumpertz & Heger (SGH) is an engineering firm dedicated to the design, investigation, and rehabilitation of structures and building enclosures. The practice is located across 44 states and 19 countries in five offices around the world including Boston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC. SGH’s diverse team members include engineers, architects, scientists, and many other technical professionals. Delighted by an opportunity to present my body of work and reflections on contemporary design practice – I will be giving a talk at the Boston branch this Tuesday, April 16th, 2008. The talk will be moderated by Paul Kassabian, lecturer at MIT’s Department of Architecture. Paul Kassabian is a structural engineer with interests in design, dynamic control, and deployable structures.
Reflections regarding a/the post interdisciplinary discourse (as promised to some of my colleagues) will be posted soon. Naturally looking forward.