One of the most recognizable symbols in the world and something truly magnificent to behold. Originally designed as the entrance arch for the Exposition Universelle, a World's Fair marking the centennial celebration of the French Revolution - … [Continue reading]
We all have our own version of one travel game or another. You look at someone and based on their appearance, you develop a story for who they are and how they came to be in this moment. As Michelle and I were traveling to Paris, we seemed to see a … [Continue reading]
It was the early '90´s and one of my first Architectural jobs was in Chennai in India. It was a time of recession in the U.K. and just finishing up my first degree in Architecture I was having trouble finding a placement, but a mutual friend put me … [Continue reading]
When Mr. Bob Borson (Texans like formality, right?) asked me to guest post, all I could think about for a topic was blogging. That's because Bob's such a prolific blogger. He's posted 80-something articles (last time I checked) since Life of an … [Continue reading]
Thanks Bob for extending the offer to fill in for you while you're off exploring the bright lights of Paris. I'm Paul Anater. I'm a kitchen and bath designer from St. Petersburg, FL and I can usually be found at the helm of my own blog, Kitchen and … [Continue reading]
Hello everyone - I'm Tom Mighell, and today I'm honored to be your guest blogger here at Life of an Architect. But first, a disclaimer - I'm not one of the architect types you'll find in upcoming guest posts. In addition to being Bob's friend for … [Continue reading]
