Provoking a new era of architecture.
Scott Berkun said that true innovators get their biggest ideas from two sources – brainstorming and looking elsewhere. Our approach to implementing and testing ideas at ncx+ is always based on being generally right so we can move ahead rather than prescriptively correct and go nowhere; the former results in observing failure as a gateway to success while the latter inev
Firstly, it should not take sexual assault + harassment allegations so close to home in Alberta in order to have to write this blog. The theme for our next blog was going to be on diversity and homogeneity in the workplace, but we need to say more particularly as gender inequality is the fertile ground for the harassment of women in particular. This issue is a frontline
Imagine there’s no box to begin with. Take everything you’ve learned about the business of architecture and “what can’t be done” and throw that out the window. We are looking for above-average, tech-savvy designers and technologists to join us in our journey to elevate the industry – in many different ways. Do you have a drive to make the world a better place th
The beginning of October marks the 1st anniversary of Next Architecture in its current iteration - a remarkable, challenging and emotional year. Last year I remarked that I hoped that in 12 months we could say that we never expected Next to be what it is today. I am happy to say that this is true and thus I would like to share what has, in part, made Next different and what has