Creating Lighting Fixtures and Furnishings That Change an Environment Join Gerald Olesker on this amazing podcast adventure with Jay and Michelle Leiberman of the Conejo Valley Advice Givers. They spend… Continue reading Podcast: How Creativity Changes Your Environment

Add dimension to your design by infusing it with one-of-a-kind vintage and antique lighting. From 19th century crystal chandeliers to mid century modern table lamps, this collection features unique lighting for every… Continue reading Dering Hall Feature: One-of-a-Kind Vintage & Antique Lighting

The internet and social media are very powerful tools that can influence and shape human behavior. Social media has played a significant role in recent outbreaks of social protest and… Continue reading Dutch Architecture: They Didn’t Go There?!

“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” Samuel Johnson London is not a city of monuments but a metropolis of glances and slightly hidden surfaces.… Continue reading The Renaissance of London Architecture

On July 1st, USC School of Architecture will welcome a new dean, Milton Curry. Curry arrives from the University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, where he… Continue reading USC Architecture: Welcoming a New Leader

Let’s talk about podcasts! Whether you are a fan or not, the fact is podcasts are a very accessible and convenient way to consume topics across a huge section of… Continue reading Architecture Podcasts: Finding the Elusive Content

“Wanted to share the innovation and creativity of Louis Kahn. He was truly an architectural powerhouse and one of my Top 5 favorite architects of all time!” Gerald Olesker, Founder… Continue reading The Architectural Masterpiece of Louis Kahn

“You go into malls and they float all kinds of Roman columns and fake images. It’s Disney. It’s superficial. It’s mass produced. It’s empty.” Travis Price, Award Winning Architect &… Continue reading New Architecture: Designing the Campus of the Future

  The city of Detroit has gone through a major economic and demographic decline in recent decades. The population of the city has fallen from a high of 1,850,000 in… Continue reading Historical Architecture: Detroit Makes a Statement

Between 1848 and 1890, dozens of grand mental asylums were built around the United States under the Kirkbride Plan, designed by Thomas Story Kirkbride. An architecture of fresh air and sunlight offered… Continue reading American Architecture: Architectural Ruins Designed to Heal