Social STAY CONNECTED Let’s Connect On LinkedIn! 1 month ago Are you busy tomorrow, September 12th? Join me for a Pecha Kucha night from 6-8:30pm at the Violet Crown - it’s completely free to attend! I’m honored to be presenting about R/UDAT, the AIA’s participatory design project that gave us the Santa Fe Railyard Community Plan. This is a project that is dear to my heart, and was the planted seed that eventually grew into the award-winning, well-loved community space we have today. I very much look forward to talking about it at Pecha Kucha Night. https://www.pechakucha.com/cities/santa-fe/events/5d27f1d12dd171518f7b7d04 ... See more View on facebook 1 month ago Pecha Kucha night is coming up on September 12th at the Violet Crown! It will be an exploration of the myriad of ways we communicate and declare our identity—How does one find one’s voice, refine it, lose it, and listen for it in unexpected places? I’ll be joined by other local artists, architects, business owners and more at the event — and you as well, I hope! I would love to see you there. https://www.pechakucha.com/cities/santa-fe/events/5d27f1d12dd171518f7b7d04 ... See more View on facebook 1 month ago Our next local Pecha Kucha is being held on September 12th from 6-8:30pm at the Violet Crown and it’s completely free to attend! If you haven’t heard about Pecha Kucha Nights before, they are an informal and fun gathering of local creatives to share ideas and stories, usually revolving around the local community. The name ‘Pecha Kucha 20x20’ comes from the night’s presentation format, where presenters show 20 images for 20 seconds each during their talk. https://www.pechakucha.com/cities/santa-fe/events/5d27f1d12dd171518f7b7d04 ... See more View on facebook 4 months ago Photos from Santa Fe Architect - Gayla Bechtol Architects's post When architects visit Marfa View on facebook 5 months ago Introducing The Rabbit Bend Cabin I like to think that all creatives have a handful of projects that we tend to keep a little closer to our hearts, for whatever reason. The Rabbit Bend Cabin is one of mine. This is a special project for me because it was done for my own family. For many years, my parents have wanted to build a cabin to use as a place of rest for our family and to be a special place where my mom could paint. Last year, they stumbled on the most stunning property adjacent to the Conejos River–and that’s where we built the Rabbit Bend Cabin. Link to the post in the first comment! ... See more View on facebook 8 months ago The Power of Coming Together In my last post, I touched briefly on the R/UDAT program, an initiative that allowed me and other fellow architects to plan the Santa Fe Railyard development, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. The post received such a great response that I thought I would share more about the program, its impact across the country and its personal significance to me. Link to the full post in the first comment! ... See more View on facebook 8 months ago Photos from Santa Fe Architect - Gayla Bechtol Architects's post Santa Fe Dream Home with views under construction! Great site, great builders! View on facebook 8 months ago Santa Fe Rail-yard featured in 20|20 Visions book It is always such a delight when your hard work gets recognized— even more so when it is work that you are so fantastically proud of. Link to the full post in the first comment! ... See more View on facebook 9 months ago CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF THE SANTA FE RAILYARD They say time goes by in the blink of an eye, and as the years go by this statement rings more and more true for me. 2018 marked the 10 year anniversary of the grand opening of the Santa Fe Railyard – a project that was and continues to be so near and dear to my heart – and I can’t help but feel a little shocked at how quickly a decade has gone by. Link to the full post in the first comment ... See more View on facebook 9 months ago Harvey to be a Turning Point for Equitable Transit-Oriented Development in Houston | OffCite Blog Community and Neighborhood engagement was a priority. The urban ambitions of our government leaders — so easy to dismiss in the past as nice words with no budget — may get a serious infusion of funds because of Harvey. The Texas delegation that Governor Abbott took to Washington D.C. lobbied for $61 billion beyond what the state already expects to ... ... See more View on facebook « ‹ 1 of 2 › »
