Inside and outside of my creative life, I always find those valuable moments of time to draw and sketch the some of events, spaces and environments on my journeys... Sometimes I think about Robert Byron touring through regions of the Middle East in search of unique towers and monuments, and wonder about Bruce Chatwin venturing through the southern tip of South America and falling in love with Patagonia...Douglas Wittnebel...
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Friday, June 19, 2020
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Friday, December 28, 2018
Saturday, May 12, 2018
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Michael Kimmelman and Allison Arieff in a dialogue at SPUR Urban Center, San Francisco, CA
Kicking off the traditionally foggy month of June in San Francisco with a Visual Notes piece about the dialogue and coversation that was noted and illustrated at the SPUR Urban Center. I have captured most of the topics and issues here, and only missed one item and the spelling of Zaatari, the instant refugee city in Syria...
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Speculative drawing of Oakland interventions and additions, progress stage
Labels:
50 ways,
adobe ideas app,
aerial,
Architect,
architecture,
change,
city,
diagram,
doug,
douglas,
future,
iPad,
Oakland,
perspective,
tech,
urban,
view,
vision,
wittnebel
Location:
Oakland, CA, USA
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The Bullitt Center visit and a look at the features blog posting
Here is the link to the blog posting on the Bullitt Center in Seattle:
http://www.gensleron.com/work/2013/5/20/the-bullitt-center-and-the-future-of-sustainable-buildings.html
http://www.gensleron.com/work/2013/5/20/the-bullitt-center-and-the-future-of-sustainable-buildings.html
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Bullitt Center,
diagram,
Doug WIttnebel,
drawing,
Gensler,
illustration,
LEED,
Living Building Challenge,
Seattle,
sustainable design,
Washington
Location:
Stevens, Seattle, WA, USA
Friday, March 8, 2013
Much ado about Yahoo!
These days, most of the talk about mobility and alternate work and telecommuting have taken a side aisle to the recent announcements at Yahoo! about the staff returning to the home base. These days around the world, nearly every knowledge worker is a mobile worker. Some workers are more mobile than others, but we know that all workers can benefit from the increased agility of doing work tasks and assignments at any site or within any geographical context...
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A selection of ink sketches done at the Ryoanji garden in Kyoto, a magical space full of mystery and a wonderful confluence of the simpl...
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I had the opportunity to create a full size wall mural drawing in my office in San Ramon for Gensler and IIDA Northern Chapter event on sust...





