For those of you who have been through Life of an Architect before, you will know that I take a lot of liberties with my "grammar". That's right, I am a bad boy when it comes to following some of the rules but at this point - some 350+ posts later - … [Continue reading]
If you are a regular around Life of an Architect (and why wouldn't you be) you are undoubtedly familiar with my involvement with the charitable organization Dallas CASA and their Parade of Playhouses event. You also could reasonably deduce that I try … [Continue reading]
. 1) sucketh (verb) \ˈsək-eth\ : a posh, Shakespearean way of saying "Suck". . By all measurable standards, I am an expert at single family houses and all thing residential. Why? I've lived in them my whole life, I've personally gone through the … [Continue reading]
Before you get all worked up, I am not hosting another design competition here on Life of an Architect ... yet. I'm not sure how many people are familiar with the annual eVolo Skyscraper Competition or even eVolo for that matter, so let's start … [Continue reading]
I know that not everyone who visits me here at Life of an Architect celebrates the 4th of July (in fact, it's barely over half - 52.65%) but since I do, I thought I would take the time to wish everyone a Happy Independence Day. For the other … [Continue reading]
The other day I was attempting to clean up my desk a bit and I moved a very large stack of drawings that was laying on top of about 50,000 other things. As I moved the drawings, a bunch of pen's, highlighters, and a single pencil fell out from the … [Continue reading]
