A great read by McMansion Hell’s Kate Wagner, which delves into the realities behind the common statement about current construction practices.
Read MoreMeeting building code requirements will certainly get you by, but is that really good enough?
Read MoreThe bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten - Benjamin Franklin
Read MoreBy doing some additional research, asking the hard questions, and being honest with yourself, you can better prepare for what to expect when the bill comes around.
Read MoreClear, open communication and collaboration during the entire design and construction process is the single most important thing to a successful project.
Read MoreIt's easy to think that you can get by without one, but when you're left holding the bag when something goes wrong, you'll wish you had.
Read MoreThe House and the Land
Read MoreWorking with an architect is more of an investment than an expense, helping to make the process smoother for you and to add value to your home.
Read MoreSetting a desired target balance from the onset and sticking to that over the course of both design and construction makes a big difference in the final outcome.
Read MoreWith home prices and construction costs soaring, the decision to upgrade to a new(er) or larger home can be daunting.
Read MoreToolkit to reduce the risk of going over time and over budget.
Read MoreYou needn't look far to see that design is an ever-present aspect of our daily lives, whether we actively realize it or not.
Read MoreLearn the steps to take your dream home from idea to reality.
Read MoreWith some planning, willingness to try new things, and a small bit of tech-savvy, you can be well on your way, regardless of where your project is.
Read MoreMany different people play pivotal roles in bringing a project to life, but to those unfamiliar with the process, those roles can seem blurry, at best.
Read MoreWhy Designing a Person's Home is the Most Challenging, Thrilling Task an Architect Can Face
Read MoreRelocating to Austin, TX!
Read MoreAnd it's those who start with "why" that have the ability to inspire those around them or find others who inspire them.
Read MoreIt’s why you would be an architect over many other things: the ability to change the lives of people that you have now a vested interest in.
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