For young architects and recent architectural graduates, trying to determine what the right size architectural firm for you means that there are a few things that you should consider. This is one of the questions that I get asked the most often so I … [Continue reading]
We have been working on the Cottonwood Modern project for a while now with most of the work focusing on running electrical and plumbing, putting in the fire sprinklers, and setting the recessed lighting. While this sort of thing (believe it or not) … [Continue reading]
First off let me acknowledge that never in a million-billion years did I think I would be writing on todays subject ... reupholstering chairs. I mean, architects are all about hammers, power tools and blenders ... not fabric. Even as I write this, I … [Continue reading]
At one point or another, every architecture student or graduate has a portfolio of their work that they have agonized over creating. I had one - maintained it for several years too - it was the tool I used to land my first AND second jobs. I was … [Continue reading]
I have a very large digital footprint (my non-digital footprint is a size 11). There are things that if someone really wanted to find out information about me, it wouldn't be that hard. If you type "Bob Borson" into Google, you'll get over 30,000 … [Continue reading]
The 2nd Annual Life of an Architect Playhouse Design Competition has officially come to close! It was an amazing competition this year with so many really great designs ... the pressure has really turned up on for me to get more of these playhouses … [Continue reading]
