Most designers find inspiration all over the place and I'm no different. Colors, textures, patterns, materials - and every combination in between can be used for inspiration. I went out to remote West Texas last week on vacation and spent my time … [Continue reading]
This coming Thursday, June 13th, I have been invited by the AIA Dallas Associates Committee to participating in their summer series called "Architecture on Tap." This is a casual panel format conversation that anybody can attend and this one takes … [Continue reading]
One of the interesting side effects of writing a blog like this one is you frequently meet people who are in the AEC industry who try and leverage their knowledge, resources, and abilities in order to help others. I have been asked to help spread the … [Continue reading]
Big Bend National State Park in Texas - very remote, very awesome. I am currently on family vacation down in the remotest of areas - Big Bend National Park in Southwest Texas. Internet connection is terrible at best but I am trying to cope without … [Continue reading]
The Most Important Document That You’ll Never Ever Use… Hopefully One of the most important steps in the architectural process is one that, once completed, will hopefully never be seen again. A properly prepared legal agreement between owner … [Continue reading]
There has to be an upside to being married to an architect - right? For those on the inside looking out (i.e.spouses) I would have to say one major upside is that most architects have created drawings of their own houses, even if they didn't designed … [Continue reading]
