Patrick Sisson, Author at Redshift EN

Patrick Sisson

Patrick Sisson is a Los Angeles–based design and culture writer who has made Stefan Sagmeister late for a date and was scolded by Gil Scott-Heron for asking too many questions. His work has appeared in Dwell, Pitchfork, Motherboard, Wax Poetics, Stop Smiling and Chicago Magazine.

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spectators watching cattle at an indoor arena

Architecture

Generative Design Helps These Architects Hold Their Clients’ Horses—Literally

by Patrick Sisson

The generative-design process is a beast of burden for Populous architects—facilitating the layout of equine expos and livestock shows is just the start.

preserving Brazil’s Ipiranga Museum

Sustainability

Digitally Preserving Brazil’s Ipiranga Museum Is a Model of Collaboration

by Patrick Sisson

Learn how preserving Brazil’s Ipiranga Museum with a full-scale digital 3D model will have lasting cultural impacts for generations to come.

5g in rural areas farmer

Infrastructure

Fiber on the Farm: How 5G in Rural Areas Could Revitalize Forgotten Communities

by Patrick Sisson

The considerable challenge of implementing 5G in rural areas of America could be worth the potential for education and agriculture.

Exterior rendering of new residence hotel at 10 Ionia in Grand Rapids, MI

Construction

Tackling a Tricky Flatiron-Shaped Build With Collaborative Construction Methods

by Patrick Sisson

Digital orchestration helped a collaborative team assemble a flatiron-type building in an odd-shaped triangular lot—a win for precast construction and BIM coordination.

eletric construction equipment

Construction

Switching on Electric Construction Equipment Can Make Jobsites Greener

by Patrick Sisson

A new generation of electric construction equipment—heavy machinery such as excavators and cranes—plugs in for greener jobsites. It’ll be the biggest thing since Bob Dylan went electric.

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