In order to call yourself an architect (or even state that you provide architectural services) you have to pass the architectural registration exam - the ARE. It is a grueling 7-part test that if you sat through them end to end, it would take you 33 … [Continue reading]
Wow! I can't believe I have let it go almost three months without an update on the Cottonwood Modern project. I actually have about three of four posts started on this project that I just haven't been able to find make time to work on. Eventually I … [Continue reading]
A few years ago I started a series of posts that were directed towards people who had an interest in either becoming an architect or now that they had finished school ... what happens next? The intent when I started this series was to create a … [Continue reading]
As part of a slowly developing (yet hopefully on-going) series, I am following up on An Architect's Tool Bag with a similar post that was organized and curated by nationally recognized architectural photographer Brad Feinknopf. Since Brad has been a … [Continue reading]
This is not a New Year's Resolution post. . As I sit in my newly renovated dining room looking out the window as it rains, writing today's post, I am reminded that my holiday break is coming to an end ... soon I will be back at … [Continue reading]
I know that not everyone who visits me here at Life of an Architect celebrates Christmas but since I do, I thought I would take the time to wish those people a Merry Christmas For everyone else, Happy Tuesday - I'll drink some egg nog to you today … [Continue reading]
