peggy deamer

@jeremytill @csm_news @ratwoman Wow!

Today is the first day of the rest of my life. Out of full time employ for the first time in 40 years, handing on @csm_news to the wonderful @ratwoman Open to interesting opportunities. Tweets from now unapologetically more climatey.

Thank you to Architects’ Newspaper for publishing this article and being such a friend to architectural workers. And to Dana Cuff for encouraging me to write this. archpaper.com/2022/08/respon…

Can’t happen soon enough.

@ColumbiaGSAPP @MarioGooden @ArchLeague This is excellent news! Congratulations Mario.

Congratulations Professor Mario Gooden ‘90 MArch @MarioGooden for being elected as the new President of @ArchLeague!

@anamarialeon Wow!!

reader, i got it.

@coopercooperco Mind boggling.

Q: how should young workers deal with disillusionment over climate change and the state of the world feeling like nothing really matters? A, from a school where students are paying $25,445.00 a semester in tuition and fees alone:

i hate this fucking industry lol

@anamarialeon @UTexasPress Excellent!! Very cool. I look forward to reading both.

here's some happy news: my book Modernity for the Masses got an honorable mention for the Association for Latin American Art Arbey book award. The award went to Mary Weismantel for her book on Moche Sex Pots, which is as it should be. both books from @UTexasPress!

A step in the right direction. Thank you to @noamscheiber for caring. nytimes.com/2021/12/21/bus…

@brian_callaci Some of us have known this for a while!

@evahagberg Yay!

@evahagberg Excellent piece!

After 8 years, I am leaving the Architecture Lobby for other endeavors. I will always be indebted to the many spectacular colleagues with whom I have interacted. I am so proud that together we ensured that “labor” is no longer a term foreign to the discipline of architecture.

Working Less Is a Matter of Life and Death nytimes.com/2021/05/29/opi…

@maridapr Thanks to John Parkman and others for the shout out. Very kind and unexpected. For me, Architectural Principles in the Age of Humanism, Wittkower.

If you went to architecture school, what were some texts you read that were really clear/clarifying? And, what were some texts you read that made you be like that meme with the woman looking at all the complicated math?

@mitchmcewen @quilian @BCLeeJr Agreed!

Please consider supporting UMichigan student workers! tinyurl.com/y5aj245r

@SharonEgretta @bgoldst I am so glad you are indignant! Write an article for JAE!

@bgoldst I can’t tell you how many events I’ve been asked to do for a pitence or for free recently. The ask usually starts begins: “we really VALUE your opinions.“ I try to answer politely but my blood boils. I didn’t receive pay equity till I was 57; now I’m 79 and you want it for free!

Architecture schools have more Black architects and scholars in their fall lecture series than I’ve ever seen before. And that’s good! But will that be true in the spring? In fall 2021? In fall 2023? In spring 2025? When it’s not just a matter of Zooming in? In spring 2035? 2045?

Thank you to Nancy Levinson and the editors at Places Journal for their continual support for architectural workers and this interview. tinyurl.com/y3bejmxb. @Arch_Lobby @AIANational #endpatriarchitecture #labor #architecture #peggydeamer #WomeninArchitecture #architects