Pics of the Week ::: Entrances & Doorways

As architects we break down buildings into certain elements, some being more important or more highlighted than others. One of these elements is almost always the entrance of the building. In some cases the entrance is just a doorway allowing...

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Posted by Andrew Turner, AIA
Journeys ::: Palmetto State Park

We recently made a visit to Palmetto State Park near Gonzales, Texas to do some camping and hiking. This park is named for the tropical Dwarf Palmetto plant found in the area. Like many state parks in Texas, one...

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Posted by Greg Ryden, RA


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Posted by Christian Sheridan, AIA

Nicolas Heller is the son of acclaimed design author Steven Heller, who is a co-founder of the School of...

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Posted by Angela Martinez


For most of us, the office is our home away from home. But there is also that place where we actually bunker down every once and awhile. Here are some images from the places we call home. Enjoy!

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Posted by Angela Martinez

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Posted by Angela Martinez


Found this thanks to a friend putting together his own short clip movie and in look for a mellow sound track. Turned out to be contagious and I had to do a bit of research on it myself.

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Posted by Bryant Alcantara
Forced Entries: Getting to Know B/A

There is a hidden gem in our office and it comes in the form of a 28 year-old named Sally Díaz. She’s been such an awesome addition to the office dynamic with her unquestionable love of vinyl creatures and her...

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Posted by Angela Martinez
Pics of the Week ::: My Sketchbook

Sketching, drawing and doodling…where would we be without it? It has always been our primary form of visual communication, from the cave drawings done millions of years ago to spur of the moment sketches on a napkin. We are...

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Posted by Andrew Turner, AIA


As seen on Swamplot .

Posted by Angela Martinez

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