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Post-WWII housing boom. 21st Century Learning. Haussmann’s renovation of Paris. Design evolves in cycles prompting that new ways of design be reimagined in response to social changes. In post-WWII, the desire for car-oriented suburbs spawned a demand for affordable housing. Architects responded with a change of house design to compact…
“…Life, uh…finds a way” -Dr. Ian Malcolm If you’ve heard this quote, then you know it is from the original Jurassic Park movie, where Dr. Ian Malcolm refers to nature’s relentless need to find a way to survive. That is certainly true of the current pandemic where the SARS-CoV-2 virus…
My team requires me to provide them with some initial information on our clients before we first put pen to paper, or these days, click the mouse. If not, then there is no primary metric for us to interpret a client’s desires, wishes, and more importantly, needs. Sometimes we get…
Troy Donovan I’ll be the first to admit, I scroll pretty rapidly through Instagram posts, unless something catches my eye. Troy’s posts catch my eye with his juxtaposition of a photo or rendering side by side with detailed drawings. Troy is a facade designer who peppers my Instagram feed with…
We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite architecture and design podcast shows to accommodate with your daily tasks. Whether you’re wanting to gain a better understanding of the field or delegating some time to unwind, these podcasts are sure enough to suit your listening needs. In no…
Often, when a client is evaluating their existing facility, and what they need to do to stay current with the times, they have first to answer this question: “How much can we spend?” The answer to this question often prices them out of constructing a new building. Real estate is…
