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You can have a great design, details worthy of graphic standards, wonderful renderings, specifications that read like a Tolstoy novel, awesome clients, and an unlimited budget… and yet the completed...
View ArticleThe Credible Architect
Would you trust Art Vandelay as your architect? Maybe. After all, he did do the Guggenheim and it didn’t take him that long. However, I doubt you would not trust him as your architect. Why?...
View ArticleArchitecture Constrained
Did you really think you could constrain architecture? Architecture cannot be constrained- it always has an avenue of exit. Use this usefull useless handy DIY diagram to get a slight grip on your...
View ArticleArchitect, it does CA good!
Lately I’ve read a lot of ‘chatter’ about Construction Administration (CA) on numerous social media sites and the architect’s role and whether or not he/she is even involved. As an architect you need...
View ArticlePMt No.1- S.A.F.E.T.Y DANCE
At least once a week I’ll receive a correspondence from a former colleague, contractor, Ivan Doroschuk (not really), consultant, random guy on the street, etc. asking me questions about managing a...
View ArticlePMt No.2- Who’s Bad!
This is the second installment of a new series here on Architect’s Trace. As a public service to the AEC profession, we offer Project Management tips (PMt’s) based on our experiences. The basics of...
View ArticleArchitects Are Not Cartoon Makers
This is not an article by me. I read this article in inform Architecture+Design 2013: number six issue, a publication by the Virginia Society of the American Institute of Architects. Inform states that...
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