Modern Kitchens: How They’ve Evolved Through the Years
They’ve come an awfully long way. With so much activity and the fact that it’s the very heart of most homes, it’s hard to imagine how bare-bones kitchens used to…
They’ve come an awfully long way. With so much activity and the fact that it’s the very heart of most homes, it’s hard to imagine how bare-bones kitchens used to…
Ugly blight, or vital community? You’ve certainly seen it, and maybe even experienced it. The snobbery that’s directed at suburban life has had its heyday with ample support from numerous…
Leadership, creativity and innovation rule the 2017 AIAWLS summit. The 2017 American Institute of Architects Women’s Leadership Summit (AIAWLS) will be here before you know it. The 2-day Creating Tailwinds…
Repurposing can bring a small town or a single building back to life again. There’s something about a comeback kid that can make even the most stoic of people stand…
Sometimes a crossroads leads to a brand new rewarding career. If you’ve thought about changing careers or just taking on a side project, you’re not alone. Architecture is a demanding…
The Paul Olfelt House wasn’t created as a museum, it was designed as a home. Another incredible design by famed American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, hit the real estate market…
Gone are the days of the boring, cookie-cutter prefab home. Prefab has now moved into Passive House Construction, which is emerging in North America after finding great success in Europe.…
A great deal of planning and research go into a subdivision plat. When most people think about subdivisions, one idea comes to mind. It includes rows and rows of homes,…
As land surveying forges ahead into the future, it’s wise to stop and consider what some of the industry trends really mean. Did you ever imagine that you’d fly in…
Orlando is ready to welcome you to the 2017 AIA convention. Are you a subject-matter expert and want to share your knowledge with the largest gathering of professional architects in…