13 Aug 2012
One of the most useful exercises that any young architect can partake in is to visit construction sites as often as possible. It is one thing to sit in an office all day designing and drafting up construction details and another thing altogether to spend time on a job site seeing how things actually get built.
3 May 2012
My next big modern project starts off with a problem right in the very beginning. Not only does it delay the project, it has a hefty price tag …
12 Apr 2012
Getting a patio built is super easy – especially if you’re an architect with connections right?! Not so much…
23 Feb 2012
All job sites get dirty – and it’s not always because there is trash lying around. Protecting the work along the way is always a good idea – even if it is a little boring.
22 Dec 2011
One of the modern day 7 deadly sins – pride … It is also what separates a good contractor from a great contractor.
16 Jun 2011
I was once told by my father-in-law that I would make a great contractor. Did he give me this accolade because of my insight into the construction process? It was because I am good at yelling at people.
23 May 2011
There are a lot of people who work on a large residential construction project and coordinating scope between all these individuals can be challenging. One way that we coordinate installation items in a cost effective manner is with spray paint.
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Architectural Portfolio’s and Their True Purpose 
You know it’s me right? 
The Winners – 2013 Life of an Architect Playhouse Design Competition 
What does an Architect do? 
The Finalists – 2013 Life of an Architect Playhouse Design Competition 
2013 Life of an Architect Playhouse Competition – What Happens Next 
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