We are getting ever closer to submitted the drawings to the city for permitting on this residence. This project is near downtown Dallas and is a horizontally tiered duplex residence on a urban infill site and is surrounded by multi-storied … [Continue reading]
The ceremony yesterday was pretty interesting and for someone who isn't literally a part of the Jewish community, I was happy to be there and witness the fellowship. It took a lot of commitment, dedication and involvement to get this done. Most of … [Continue reading]
As a sort of follow up to my last blog on community service, there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony today at 1:00 for the newly designed and constructed entrance to the Jewish Community Center (click here for address and directions). Bruce … [Continue reading]
Donating your time to the benefit of others is important and as an architect, the opportunities to use our abilities and knowledge to perform community service are plentiful. One event that I will be working on this year will be the Dallas CASA … [Continue reading]
When it comes to choosing which size architectural firm is better for you, which is better - big, little or something in-between? Turns out small was the right size for me (insert easy joke here) because it suited my interests and my skill set … [Continue reading]
** UPDATED post - 'How much money does an architect make' from November 28, 2011 ** How much money do I make? I never get asked this question even though people are probably curious. There is a perception from the general public (at least those that … [Continue reading]
