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| [permanent intro] | A BRIEF BIO |
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Deborah Waldrip was born in New Mexico, where she attended the University of New Mexico. She also attended UCLA, earning a Masters degree (Architecture) in 1996. She has remained in Los Angeles since then, working at various architecture firms and establishing her own studio in April, 2001 (specializing in in custom residences, housing, and small retail projects). She is a licensed architect in the State of California. You may review a more complete biography here. |
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| 1-1-2002 | Personal: Mediterranean Architecture |
| Working on the Latigo
4 project, questions began to pop up, including how to redefine
Mediterranean architecture in the contemporary context. Which of its
various 'roots' (myths?) should one address in attempting to redefine
it? What are its structural characteristics, upon which variations could
be based? A trip to Guadalajara followed the research stages of the
project, to look at Luis Barragan's early 'colonial period', as well
as other of the modern architecture which, in that area of the world,
had been strongly influenced by the 'Mediterranean' and the writings
of Ferdinand Bac. On the Modern Adaptation of the Mediterranean |
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