Design Matters
Thoughts of an ArchitectA Message from The Firm
Our blog, Design Matters, is a place for our team to share our knowledge, community events, projects, resources, and opinions. It is a place for you to keep up with us and for us to hear from you. Thanks for reading!
Harrisonburg Parklet Project – TODAY!
I am very excited to see the Harrisonburg Parklet Project take shape today in Downtown. At 1pm artist, ...
Should you have your ducts cleaned?
There are many potential benefits to having your ducts cleaned, there are also possible problems that could be ...
Good Architecture does not just happen…
Good architecture does not just happen. It is formed through conversations, discussions, debates, and most ...
Design in the Valley – starting a conversation.
Design matters. Taking time out to develop the idea is an activity that should NOT be considered a luxury,but ...
How do you get started – New Home / Renovation Project?
The first step is always the toughest. You are not sure how to start, who to talk to, or how to find out. You ...
Architects have a huge responsibility in front of them – will they accept the challenge?
Architects have a huge responsibility in front of them - will they accept the challenge?
Design Matters – finding solutions.
Architects design a variety of building types. Some are big, some are small, and they all have great ...
Harrisonburg Parklet Project
PARK(s) are coming to downtown Harrisonburg. While a permanent park is being debated, funding is being ...
The Best Architects think like Children
The Architectural profession is interesting. The stereotypical architect must be able to draw, is great with math, ...
Citizen Architect – Giving back to the community.
As I sit here planning my day I am making a mental checklist to be sure I am not overlooking anything. You see, I ...
HVAC Sting: Do You Value Quality or Price?
Yesterday I read a great blog post by Energy Vanguard (if you don't know these guys you should). This post focused ...
Quality vs Cost – The Never Ending Battle of being a Dad / Architect
Quality vs Cost - The Never Ending Battle of being a Dad / Architect