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Design-build is a common delivery method in construction and a popular buzz word in the industry. What it generally means

One of the great perks to building a home in the mountains is the great view of the surrounding mountains

There are many different foundation types and each one has a unique feature and advantage over other types. I’ll

Design is rarely a linear path; often we start with several concepts that we feel are viable options. It is

Chris Craver, our newest hire, designed his sister’s house in Washington State and its on the market. Definitely worth a

Often overlooked in a program, the average Mudroom just happens to be one of the most heavily used and under

For the past few weeks we have been working hand-in-hand with the owner of a fantastic historic property in the

New for 2012 is the Simpson Strong-Tie ABW standoff post base. It will be available in March of 2012 and

The humble color wheel doesn’t get enough press these days. A lot of us as architects use it almost intuitively.

When paints are mixed together each absorbs certain wavelengths of light. The color that is not reflected is what we

Why use a post tensioned slab-on-grade for your sport courts? Performance and long term total cost. A post tensioned concrete

As today’s architectural design trends toward more open floor plans with vaulted ceilings there is a need for economical rafters

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