Some books you read more than once. Maybe you return to them because you think you are a little wiser than the first time you read it. Maybe you read it again because it left an impression - like a scar - and you feel like you need to try again. For … [Continue reading]
This is a topic that has been sitting in my draft box for almost a year - and I thought I should finish it up. Originally I was going to title this the "Top 10 Cathedrals You Should See Before You Stop Seeing Cathedrals" because that's really what … [Continue reading]
I have asked my friend Eric Schmid to provide us with an update on what's happening with the $20K House. The amount of time they have spent discussing a house that will be built for so little money is staggering - but it's also a testament for how … [Continue reading]
Winning the lottery has taken up its fair share of my leisure thinking time over the last 2 years - not that it didn't before but since the economic slowdown, a lot of other things that generally require my brain power have made room for … [Continue reading]
Thought I would share some of the items I use all the time in my projects. None of these products are particularly expensive, in fact, they are downright inexpensive. (okay - that isn't really true. Half of these are really really inexpensive and … [Continue reading]
Architects are cliché and are easily defined by stereotypes. Everyone knows it - even the client - so there is no sense in fighting it. See if you have ever said any of the following things: . . 1) I'll be home early tonight 2) I really … [Continue reading]
