Since making a tangential step into the architechie world, it’s become clear how important it is to oscillate between macro and micro details in the industry. The perspective makes all the difference.
It’s one of the reasons I know that Evelyn Lee will make an incredible AIA President. Her perspective from direct experience in firms and indirect exposure to industry-wide challenges with process and communication is invaluable.
Her commitment to shed light on topics that we have a tendancy to ignore or avoid is unique .
And it’s exactly what architecture needs.
Vote for Evelyn!
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Here’s his official bio:
Tyler is an American designer, writer, and educator. He has held design and editorial roles at a range of institutions that include Walt Disney World, Museum of Modern Art (NYC), and Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill. He has taught theory and design studios at Princeton University and Lawrence Technological University.
Tyler received his B.S. in Architecture from the University of Michigan, where he was an ASR Grant recipient and winner of the prestigious Leonard B. Willeke Portfolio Competition, and his Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University, where he was the AIA Henry Adams Medal recipient.
He is currently working in Business Development at Monograph and building TylerTactics.com.