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Sep 13 2021

Architecture Is Human: Part I – The Humanity of Making Things

Architecture only exists in humanity. Burrows, hives, nests and anthills are creations of instinct, not design, despite their exquisite beauty. Humanity is distinct from all other life on earth because, for us, instinct is inadequate. So it is with architecture. Outcomes in architecture are twofold. First, like the designs of instinct, any building must protect […]

Written by Duo Dickinson · Categorized: Architects · Tagged: Architecture, Personal Philosophy, theory

May 17 2021

Storytelling – Your Defining Moment

Story Origins In the first two articles of this series, Architects as Storytellers and Architects’ Claim to Storyteller Status, we looked at the “Story Origins” of Architecture. We saw that the sculpted frieze of ancient Greek temples was used as a narrative device to honor a god or goddess. It told a story. We claimed […]

Written by Collier Ward · Categorized: Architects, Branding, Marketing, Public Relations · Tagged: Origin Story, Story, Storytelling, Writing

Dec 16 2012

10 Ways Architects Can Make More Money

To successfully complete a project, an architect is responsible for making thousands of critical decisions. To complete the development of a standard residential additions and alterations project, it takes several months of focus and dedication. Many of us work long hours, long into the night, through weekends and holidays. The innovative ideas and concepts we create […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Architects, Business, Strategy · Tagged: additional services, Construction Management, fees, monetize your website, money, reimbursable expenses

Nov 25 2012

The 8th A.R.E. Division: Practical Construction Experience

I come from a family of auto mechanics and contractors, so repair and construction are in my blood. Before I was registered as a New York State architect, I worked as a carpenter and mason during summers and school breaks. As a child, I would hear my carpenter uncle speak negatively about architects and I […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Architects, Construction · Tagged: A.R.E., Architect Registration Examination

Nov 22 2012

Letter To My Beloved Profession (Guest Post)

Today I have the pleasure of introducing you to Marie-Claude Soulard, an architect based in the San Diego area and the owner of Soulard Architecture. Last week I posted a new discussion at the Entrepreneur Architect Linkedin Group titled Architecture is Dead: Let’s Reinvent the Profession. The following is Marie-Claude’s response to my challenge to […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Architects, Education, Professional Practice

Nov 08 2012

Architectural Interns: Read This Now!

Bob Borson from Life of an Architect blog published a great post today about Architectural Interns. It includes tips, suggestions and requirements from some of Bob’s friends, including me. If you know an architectural intern or a recent grad looking for work, this is a must read.

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Architects, Blogs, Education, Professional Practice

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