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Jun 28 2021

The Future of Practice Operations

I love spending all weekend filling out hours on spreadsheets!…said no one ever. Yet, I can’t tell you how many architects we have talked to that have said they do exactly that. For decades, architects have adapted to use innovative technology to make their designs a reality. Take for example, tools like: BIM, Virtual Reality, […]

Written by Joann Lui · Categorized: Practice of Architecture, Professional Practice, Project Management, Software · Tagged: Business Software for Architects, management, project management apps, project management software, scheduling, software, time management, time tracking, timesheets

Feb 01 2021

The Gift of Crisis

The challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic have brought me back to the last time I experienced something seismic like this: the 2008 financial crisis. It was frightening, it tested me, and ultimately it made me and my work better. Fear, uncertainty, and a kind of creative energy all seem to go together in times like […]

Written by Drew Lang · Categorized: Developer, Professional Practice · Tagged: architect as developer, crisis, developer

Jun 03 2015

Specifications for Residential Architecture

This is a guest post by Rand Soellner; a founding member of ArCH (Architects Creating Homes, LLC). Win – Win – Win Recently the subject of specifications for residential architecture was discussed in detail on the EntreArchitect™ Podcast. This generated some interest in the subject nationwide, as it should. Why? If you are a licensed […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Business, Professional Practice · Tagged: ArCH, documents, residential architecture, Specifications

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

Oct 14 2012

My Micro-Economy is Broken

My residential architecture firm designs, builds and renovates homes for high-earning individuals living in Westchester County, NY, one of the nation’s wealthiest regions. The success of our firm depends on these people having the income and confidence to invest in their properties. With much effort and perseverance, our boards have been filled with work throughout […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Business, Professional Practice, Success

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