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Oh Yeah – It’s Party Week!

July 18, 2011 by Bob Borson 2 Comments

beach cocktail

Today is the day before everything gets interesting ... for you. I am hopefully sitting in a hammock or building a sand castle because I have been in Seaside, Florida for a few days and I am trying to avoid interesting. I want, peaceful, fun, … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Guest Posts, Travel Tagged With: Guest post, what?

I’m Number 3! (or 46 if you’re picky)

July 14, 2011 by Bob Borson 17 Comments

Bob Borson from Life of an Architect

. My arm is killing me from from all the gratuitous back patting I've been giving myself since I found out that ... ahem... my site www.LifeofanArchitect.com  is the 3rd most popular architectural blog site in the world! [echoing]   the world   … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Blog, My Work Tagged With: Life of an Architect, scoreboard, social media, Things that are Cool, Writing a blog

Update: Modern House – Friendly Neighbor?

July 12, 2011 by Bob Borson 27 Comments

Modern House with sunflower

Just over a year ago I wrote an article titled "Modern House, Friendly Neighbor?" which was about a house that was going up along my drive to work. It was a very modern style house set in an area consisting of a mix of small bungalow and new larger … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Dallas Architecture, Life in General, Observations Tagged With: Architects, Dallas Architecture

Mosaic Tile Feature Wall

July 11, 2011 by Bob Borson 6 Comments

hand cut glass mosaic sample

Sometimes called the 'mosaic city', Ravenna, Italy  is renown for the beautiful 5th and 6th century mosaics that adorn the walls of its churches and monuments. Fast forward some 1500 years or so and that's where this story begins. Italian mosaic … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Materials and Products, My Work Tagged With: being a part of the design process, Construction Process, Dallas Architecture, Materials, Modern Architecture, modern house, Sale Street, tile

Painting isn’t fun anymore

July 7, 2011 by Bob Borson 15 Comments

Bob painting the wall

Painting is a drag even under the most ideal of circumstances but in the case of my interior masonry stucco walls?... Let's just say I would rather be caught in a biker bar at last call wearing pants made out of bottle caps. My better half and I … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Life in General, My House Tagged With: a day in the life, My House, Products

Tattoos and the professional

July 6, 2011 by Bob Borson 46 Comments

Right up front ... I don't have any tattoos and for the most part, I ignore them on other people. So why am I talking about them?  I received an email from someone who has been a chef for the last 10 years and wanted to know what my opinion was on … [Continue reading]

Filed Under: Career, Do you want to be an Architect? Tagged With: architects office, Architecture and Society, career, Do you want to be an Architect

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