September 27 2024 , , Comments Off on National Museum for Women in the Arts

National Museum for Women in the Arts

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June 8 2024 Comments Off on 100 Things an Architect Should Know 

100 Things an Architect Should Know 

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February 29 2024 Comments Off on New Guts, Old glory

New Guts, Old glory

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February 16 2024 , Comments Off on Perceptions of Power

Perceptions of Power

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December 6 2023 Comments Off on Mass Timber: Growing Sustainability

Mass Timber: Growing Sustainability

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November 21 2023 , Comments Off on Preserving Historic Windows

Preserving Historic Windows

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October 5 2023 Comments Off on AIA Big Sibs Conference

AIA Big Sibs Conference

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Ulm Münster

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May 11 2023 , Comments Off on The Balance between Efficiency and Carbon Footprint

The Balance between Efficiency and Carbon Footprint

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March 27 2023 , , Comments Off on Universal Design, ADA & Preservation

Universal Design, ADA & Preservation

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March 9 2023 Comments Off on Design As Therapy

Design As Therapy

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February 17 2023 , Comments Off on AIA Leadership Summit

AIA Leadership Summit

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February 15 2023 Comments Off on KCI Connections

KCI Connections

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February 10 2023 Comments Off on Modernization of KC Historic Housing: Colonnade Apartments

Modernization of KC Historic Housing: Colonnade Apartments

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November 21 2022 Comments Off on The Kansas City, MO Climate Action plan, and what it means for architecture and planning.

The Kansas City, MO Climate Action plan, and what it means for architecture and planning.

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November 7 2022 Comments Off on AIAKC 2023 President-elect Dominique Davison, AIA

AIAKC 2023 President-elect Dominique Davison, AIA

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July 20 2022 Comments Off on Time To Take Action

Time To Take Action

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July 14 2022 Comments Off on Modernizing a KC Classic: The Shirtwaist

Modernizing a KC Classic: The Shirtwaist

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May 12 2022 Comments Off on Bandbau

Bandbau

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May 2 2022 Comments Off on Amazing Women in Design History

Amazing Women in Design History

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April 21 2022 , Comments Off on Unpacking Attainable Housing

Unpacking Attainable Housing

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February 17 2022 Comments Off on Richard Rogers (1933 – 2021)

Richard Rogers (1933 - 2021)

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January 20 2022 Comments Off on Affordable Housing Abuse

Affordable Housing Abuse

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January 19 2022 , Comments Off on A Punk Rock Message

A Punk Rock Message

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December 10 2021 Comments Off on Women In The Workforce

Women In The Workforce

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November 17 2021 Comments Off on Application of Net-Zero Strategies

Application of Net-Zero Strategies

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October 19 2021 , , Comments Off on Sustainable Design: A Unified Process

Sustainable Design: A Unified Process

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October 4 2021 Comments Off on Incentive for Innovation

Incentive for Innovation

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September 15 2021 Comments Off on Three Essential Steps Toward Carbon Neutrality and Equity

Three Essential Steps Toward Carbon Neutrality and Equity

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August 10 2021 , Comments Off on Street Trees

Street Trees

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August 5 2021 Comments Off on Affordable Housing: Beyond Eviction Moratoriums

Affordable Housing: Beyond Eviction Moratoriums

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June 15 2021 , , Comments Off on Triple Decker Design Challenge

Triple Decker Design Challenge

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January 14 2021 Comments Off on Landscape Architecture + Design Justice

Landscape Architecture + Design Justice

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November 9 2020 , Comments Off on Color Study

Color Study

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September 3 2020 Comments Off on Evicted

Evicted

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August 7 2020 , Comments Off on Fire Station 15

Fire Station 15

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July 28 2020 Comments Off on Panelization Normalization

Panelization Normalization

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June 3 2020 Comments Off on A time for listening, self reflection, and seeing – everyone

A time for listening, self reflection, and seeing - everyone

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May 18 2020 , , , , Comments Off on At DRAW, the difference is Positive Impact Design.

At DRAW, the difference is Positive Impact Design.

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May 4 2020 Comments Off on 3-D Printing in the Architectural Profession

3-D Printing in the Architectural Profession

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April 22 2020 , , Comments Off on COVID-19 and Sustainability

COVID-19 and Sustainability

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April 1 2020 Comments Off on Makerspace + Innovation

Makerspace + Innovation

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March 10 2020 , Comments Off on Positive Impact Design: Empathy + Activism

Positive Impact Design: Empathy + Activism

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February 21 2020 Comments Off on Climate Change Blog Series – HOME Competition

Climate Change Blog Series - HOME Competition

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January 27 2020 , Comments Off on Climate Change Blog Series – ACCO Conference

Climate Change Blog Series - ACCO Conference

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January 2 2020 , Comments Off on Crossroads Study

Crossroads Study

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October 18 2019 Comments Off on Harvesters Food Bank

Harvesters Food Bank

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October 17 2019 Comments Off on Affordable Housing Summit

Affordable Housing Summit

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October 3 2019 , Comments Off on Adaptive Reuse

Adaptive Reuse

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November 15 2018 , , Comments Off on Prototype Housing

Prototype Housing

Hired by the City of Kansas City, MO to design five prototype homes that will be situated on scattered sites throughout the city, we at DRAW are conducting a deep analysis of the contextual neighborhoods along with broader housing and societal trends in order to inform our designs. Our goal is to positively impact the neighborhoods in which we are working and create models that are replicable, resourceful, and innovative.

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June 25 2018 , Comments Off on Touring the Tenement Museum Reveals the Ongoing Struggle Americans Have with Immigration

Touring the Tenement Museum Reveals the Ongoing Struggle Americans Have with Immigration

We all know the stories of Ellis Island and the famed words enshrined on the Statue of Liberty: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free..." But the reality of unwelcome various groups have experienced to this country has long been tainted with racism and bigotry, which were rationalized by eugenics. Now we use other terms and other rationalizations, but the result is the same ugliness and unjust demonization of people.

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June 5 2018 Comments Off on A Smarter, More Connected AEC industry

A Smarter, More Connected AEC industry

If you have missed it, there is are clear and compelling indicators that our AEC industry is on the precipice of transformational evolution, thanks to industry thought leaders taking a giant leap into the realms of smart buildings, IoT, and data.

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July 19 2017 , Comments Off on Dominique Contributes to the Smart City Dialogue on a National Level

Dominique Contributes to the Smart City Dialogue on a National Level

Dominique and the DRAW team are more inspired and motivated than ever about the potential that emerging Smart City technologies embody for solving critical problems our cities face.  

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October 26 2016 Comments Off on Lessons from My Punk Rock Life: How being a punk rocker made me a better business leader

Lessons from My Punk Rock Life: How being a punk rocker made me a better business leader

My college years were transformational for me. They marked the gateway to my chosen path of architecture. They hosted my awakening to a larger world of varied perspectives and philosophies. They coincided with the rise of the Digital Revolution. And while I’m certainly not alone in any of these experiences, I do differ from most in one noteworthy way: I played in several all-woman, punk rock bands during that time. One of these bands I played in and toured with was a Bay Area-based hardcore punk rock band called Spitboy, and that experience was particularly formative. (more...)

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