Life of an Architect

It’s all about me

Scott Taylor — January 19, 2012 — 35 Comments

Since I’ll be invading Life of an Architect on a semi-regular basis, I figure that I need to get to know you all a little better and in turn have you all get to know me

In Observations Architecture and Society, conversations, design, furniture, Scott Taylor

Looking back …

Bob Borson — January 17, 2012 — 17 Comments

Hindsight is 20/20, or so the phrase goes. If you could go back in time, would you change anything?

In Life in General a day in the life, about bob, Let's Blog Off

Robert Young Architecture Montauk Lake House

Painted white wood ceilings

Bob Borson — January 16, 2012 — 54 Comments

Wood ceilings and heavy timber beams painted white … sounds pretty nice doesn’t it? It brings to mind bucolic summer vacations and Vera Bradley catalogs.

In My House, My Work a day in the life, color, My House

Turn up the music in the studio

Bob Borson — January 12, 2012 — 36 Comments

Nobody is in the office and I can turn the music up to 11. This is the music that’s in rotation in the architect’s office so far in 2012

In Life in General, Observations a day in the life, architects office, design studio, Music

Kate gives me some perspective

Bob Borson — January 10, 2012 — 27 Comments

Perspective is important, particularly when you think you’ve had a bad day. Valuable advice from a 7 year old that is easy to forget once you get older.

In Life in General a day in the life, conversations

It wasn’t that long ago that taking job site construction photos were simply photos that were a necessary part of the process. The camera on your phone is a powerful tool and with a slightest bit of efforts, you can get more with less

Form Follows Fitness

Scott Taylor — January 5, 2012 — 14 Comments

Have you noticed the amount of home gym equipment commercials that start airing this time of year? This got me thinking … what types of home workout equipment would a STARchitect design?

In Architects, Observations Architects, Scott Taylor, sketching, what?