Out of work and overeducated architects, sulking around Silver Lake coffee shops will get you nowhere. Head to the high seas to perhaps do a little networking. Via the NYT's T magazine: "On certain nights, the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey can feel like a gathering of the American Institute of Architects. There, out on the patio, is Frank Gehry with a couple of people from his office. At another table, Greg Lynn is knocking back a few beers after a race with the artist Casey Reas and some other fellow faculty members from the U.C.L.A. School of Arts and Architecture." Hey, local architect David Hertz also makes an appearance in T Magazine's profile of sailing architects. We're just curious about membership prices. [T Magazine]
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