The end of last week I went down to participate in the 71st Annual Texas Society of Architects State Convention. I always enjoy myself at these conventions but this time it was a little different. I was presenting on a panel for social media so I was … [Continue reading]
The time is almost here for the 4th annual AIA Dallas Tour of Homes. I was the Committee Chair for this event last year and had a great time working with the different architects, homeowners, and the local AIA Chapter office. Despite the terrible … [Continue reading]
. On July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law by then President George. H. W. Bush. It was a momentous occasion and it would change the lives of millions of people, mostly for the better. So here we are 20 years … [Continue reading]
I am letting a good friend of mine take over Life of an Architect today. Her name is Alexandra Williams and she, along with twin sister Kymberly, are normally found at the helm of their own website Fun and Fit: Q and A with K and A. I asked Alexandra … [Continue reading]
Recent events in the blogosphere have had us wondering about how the non-blogging world sees us - and by us I mean the people who spend the time to write and maintain a blog. This is an interesting question ... but the people who are asking, as well … [Continue reading]
One of the great things about designing residential projects for specific clients is that you can really get in and explore the opportunities to deliver a superior product that exceeds expectations. I have a project that is currently under … [Continue reading]
