it means more to me

Can we separate our personal feelings from our job or our practice? Should we?

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a month in the life

We’ve heard it said (or read) many times before about a day in the life of someone in architecture (or any other profession for that matter) as a means to appreciate life from their viewpoint.

dream until your dreams come true

I get the point of the topic of this month’s #Architalks and I’m sure my friends will have amazing responses. You should read theirs first and come back to mine. Go ahead, I’ll wait.

some kind of mistake

I’m only human
Of flesh and blood, I’m made
Human
Born to make mistakes*

To err is human they say,

it depends

Building code issues (wait – don’t stop reading – please)…now, I was saying, they are not my favorite subject to tackle, but I find that being conversant in them as well as navigating through them efficiently and thoroughly has brought me more work than my better ability to choose colors or develop beautiful details – ok, the jury is still out on that. Buckle up because we’re going to talk about them today.

critical of being critical

I was told years ago that our weaknesses are our strengths taken to an extreme.

designing for others – how hard could it be?

Are you thinking about hiring an architect?
Are you having hesitations not knowing what to expect?
Will this architect listen to me?
Will they force their design upon me?