Once architectural organization using text and illustration gets in your blood it never leaves, it just branches out and sees architectural patterns of order EVERYWHERE.
I studied and become a working architect beginning in 1994. Then during the free time generously provided by the downturn of 2009-2012 i became an ardent fan of BIG HISTORY− reading and collecting everything possible on the subject, fascinated how it could organize almost everything. Now writing children’s books using this knowledge and translating illustration skills from practicing architecture.
2028- Quantum Energy Flow and the Adventures of Us!
A FULLY ILLUSTRATED CHILDREN’S BOOK ABOUT THE SCULPTING OF ENERGY BY INFORMATION INTO FORMS STARTING AT THE BIG BANG
From the Big Bang we follow Elexa the Electron as she goes through the stages of evolution, finding the most energetic paths to follow.
2025- WEBSITE: Sweet Auburn Buildings
https://sweetauburnbuildings.com/
(2002 html coded site upgraded to WordPress -OLD Flash and Shockwave was retired by Adobe )
Project research originating from:
Georgia Institute of Technology Masters of Science in Digital Media 2002
This site augments SweetAuburnWorks.com Avenue of Hero’s project| For 2026 World Cup
202x- WEBSITE: Under Construction
https://atlbuildings.com/
Building Histories interpreted through Information and Energy Availability– from previous research of the Atlanta Westside and Sweet Auburn
2021- WEB PAGE: McGill Place History
https://330mcgill.com/history/
2015- PAMPHLET: Looking at Atlanta | AIA National Convention Guide to Atlanta 2015 | Co-chair
https://www.amazon.com/Looking-Atlanta-Architectural-Observations-Self-Guided/dp/1943092362
1998-2002- WEBSITE: Marietta Street Artery Association Neighborhood History 1837-2003
https://westside.atlbuildings.com/
1994- BOOK: Museum School Learning Space Evolution from Single Room Schools until Present
https://hastudio.us/MuseumSchool/
M arch : Masters of Architecture | University of Florida; This book in original 1994 form exists as a book in the Architecture and Fine Arts Library at The University of Florida, Library of Congress # LD1780.1 1994.H34
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