Contributor Profile: Richard Ingersoll

 

Richard Ingersoll, born in California, 1949, earned a doctorate in architectural history at UC Berkeley, taught at Rice University from 1986-97 and currently teaches at Syracuse University in Florence (Italy). > Read More

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Contributor Profile: Tim Culvahouse

 

Tim Culvahouse, FAIA, is an architect who helps fellow architects expand, refine, or otherwise enrich what they’re doing. > Read More

Contributor Profile: Yuki Bowman

 

Yuki is an independent writer, designer, and editor who is inspired by Sanford Kwinter, Chris Marker, and Japanese and Brazilian architecture. She appreciates the Bay Area for its food-supporting dirt, its fascinating mid-century techno-hippy history, and its rare gems of concrete brutalism.

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Contributor Profile: Brad Leibin

 

Brad Leibin is an architectural designer and writer in San Francisco. > Read More

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Contributing

 

TraceSF invites contributions from writers, photographers, artists, and other observers of Bay Area design, culture, and urbanism. The format and content of contributions are open, but the length should be appropriate for a blog journal (roughly 400 to 1,200 words for text). If longer is better, please write a short introduction to your piece. Fiction is acceptable if labeled as such.

 

TraceSF doesn’t have a house style, as we value the many voices that comprise our community. Our readership includes professionals in the design fields and others with a critical interest in the city and region. Please keep this in mind when authoring your post.

 

Polemics and criticism are encouraged, but please avoid libel and slander. Articles and comments will be posted at the sole discretion of the editors.

 

Editorial process:

Please send a one to two paragraph contribution proposal to info@tracesf.com. We are a cooperative venture, so our response time may vary, but we will do our best. If timeliness is crucial, please indicate this in the subject line. Upon approval, we will send you detailed formatting and submission guidelines.

 

While TraceSF isn’t a refereed journal, an editorial team reviews all content before it’s posted. This is a read-through only, not copyediting or proofing. Please assume the Chicago Manual of Style as a reference point. Our site runs on WordPress and offers the article-preparation features of that platform. 

 

Disclaimer:

The viewpoints of our contributors do not reflect the views of TraceSF or its editorial team. TraceSF is not responsible for ensuring the accuracy of its contributions, including (but not limited to) citations and references, fact checking, and image permissions, all of which are the sole responsibility of the author.

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About

 

TraceSF is an online journal that critically explores San Francisco Bay Area design, culture, and urbanism. Featuring contributions in different media from a diverse group of designers, artists, photographers, and thinkers, TraceSF pursues topics that often fly beneath the radar. It does so as an independent forum, organized for its contributors out of a shared desire for greater urbanity in San Francisco and the region.

 

Yosh Asato, Yukiko Bowman, Brad Leibin, and John Parman are the founding editors of TraceSF. Kenneth Caldwell, Mallory Cusenbery, and Jeremy Mende have helped us. Web developer Jonathan Butterick tailored WordPress’s Tanzaku template for our needs.

 

 

 

 

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Contact

 

Feel free to email us with comments, questions, or suggestions at info@tracesf.com. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

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