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See You in Chicago

June is a busy month. I just returned from a trip to North Carolina with Annmarie where we were exploring opportunities for our future. Thanks to Jeff Echols and Greg La Vardera for holding down the fort with their outstanding guest posts. It appears that you liked what they had to say, because we had some […]

Three Lessons from the Streets

This week Annmarie and I headed out of state to explore a few “opportunities” for our future, so I am handing over guest posting duties to my friend Jeff Echols. If you are interested in writing for Entrepreneur Architect, click here for information on how to submit your work for consideration. Until next week, please enjoy […]

25 Architects You Should Follow on Twitter

I joined Twitter in 2009, after my friend Susan Serra suggested that I was missing out on the social media fun. I signed up and Susan quickly introduced me to California architect Neal Pann. Since that day, I’ve been a member of a growing virtual family from around the world connected through the vast digital […]

7 Reasons Why Small Firm Architects Should NOT Abandon the AIA

The recent recession has been tough on the architecture profession. For the past five years many of us have been struggling to survive. We’ve taken the work we could get and reduced our expenses to the absolute minimum. As we crawl out from the darkness, the warm sunshine of a recovering economy feels so good. […]