Today I want to kick off an ongoing series of posts entitled Tools of the Trade. I’m not talking about “tools” like that guy in freshman studio who would get his guitar out and play Dave Matthews Band songs to impress (or depress) chicks in … [Continue reading]
. Oh yeah! It's Valentine's Day here at Life of an Architect ... which happens to be the first holiday (technically the 2nd of 2012) that I am modifying my logo to celebrate. I hope you all remember the loved ones in your family with a … [Continue reading]
In approximately 3 1/2 months I will be standing on a stage in Washington D.C. at the American Institute of Architects 2012 National Convention talking about blogging and social media for architects. Most of the people who swing through here probably … [Continue reading]
Pretty sure I'm an architect ... pretty sure, although it doesn't always seem that way. Things have been crazy around here and I wouldn't be surprised if some people have noticed that I haven't been as responsive lately. It certainly isn't … [Continue reading]
Last week, North Texas media (and me) got one of the first looks inside the new Perot Museum of Nature & Science during a hard hat tour and construction update provided by Prtizker Prize winning architect Thom Mayne, Museum CEO Nicole Small and … [Continue reading]
I took a weekend trip to Southeast Oklahoma to Broken Bow Lake and Beaver Bend State Park to recharge my batteries a bit and change my surroundings just a bit. I am a city boy and didn't grow up hiking and and fishing - The sounds The … [Continue reading]
