Lebeus Woods: A reminder of why I'm an architect

Many people ask "so, when did you decide you wanted to be an architect?" I usually respond with something vague and noncommittal, along the lines of "Oh, I don't know, it just seemed like it would be interesting..."

​But. The death of Lebeus Woods last year reminded me that he​ is why I wanted to be an architect. I remember going to the bookstores as a kid to find his books and look at the drawings.  I had no idea what they were, or what they represented, but I was hooked. They were different, mysterious, and, frankly, cool.

I can't say that my design sensibility ​is anywhere close to his, or that it ever was, but his work was the inspiration that got me started.​

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