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Essays on organic architecture, historic preservation, and buildings that compound instead of fading — written from a Florida practice that has lived inside those problems.

A Florida building at dusk with an architect’s stamp and filaments of light through the structure

Practice note · September 2026

Alignment Is a Load-Bearing Beam

The clip said OpenAI’s agents hacked Hugging Face and frontier labs should slow down. Here is the mechanism — and why an architect should care.

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San Angel Inn Restaurante at EPCOT, dining at perpetual twilight before a pyramid and volcano

Case Study · September 2026

Compounding the Success of Organic Design

San Angel Inn inside EPCOT’s Mexico Pavilion is not a food-trend story. It is a history story — from a 1616 Mexico City hacienda to a 44-year dining room — converted into a durable business.

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