Richard Neutra: A Contemporary of the Eames

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Richard Neutra is a contemporary of the Eames and a pretty, I think pretty famous architect here in LA. He has a street named after him in Silver Lake. Venice used to be the hub of artists in LA, but since the condos there cost like $5,000, everyone's moved to the East Side. Even today, there's a lot of artists in that area.

Alexa Roman motivates us to prove the value of design and contribute to it every single day. She encourages us to always be learning new things since designers work across many different fields. She inspires us to get more excited about analytics and measuring our designs. She also challenges us to think about what we want on our tombstones...while we’re still this side up.

Secret Identity (7:49)
Origin Story (12:42)
What Will Your Tombstone Say? (19:25)
Biggest Failure (21:50)
Design Superpower (29:40)
How Important is Aesthetics? (35:52)
Awkward Testing Story (48:49)
Design Kryptonite (55:23)
UX Superhero Name (63:59)
Designing with Data (64:30)
Habit of Success (70:09)
Invincible Resource (71:39)
Recommended Book (73:28)
Best Advice (74:48)

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