It’s no secret that writing is hard. The process of putting thoughts into words- a skill that most people take for granted- can be daunting, especially when you’re just starting out. It’s easy to feel like you don’t have the time or energy to devote to writing, especially when there…

As a new architecture firm, you will undoubtedly make some mistakes. These are the top 5 mistakes you should try to avoid. Architecture is a profession that has been around for thousands of years. But as an Architect, you might just be getting started. Architecture firms can make mistakes in…

Home renovations can be a costly and time-consuming project. There are many mistakes that people make when renovating their homes, but the most common is not fully understanding the cost. …

It’s easy to lose motivation when you’re doing something long-term. …

The mobile 3d scanning revolution is here, and it will change the way we design and construct buildings forever. You’ve probably all seen or heard of the blk360 or the blk2go. They’re amazing pieces of tech and definitely have their use cases for certain projects. …

I noticed over the years that most contractors don’t read the architectural specifications for a project before they start the actual work. Why? It doesn’t make sense to me, but then again it might be because they don’t understand their importance. I wanted to share with you some of the…

It’s hard to imagine a large-scale public project that does not receive criticism and creates some controversy these days. It could be anything from: The aesthetics don’t match the neighborhood, the site was previously used for XYZ, the project will increase traffic around my home. There are many reasons people…

Architecture school was full of 3d models. It seemed every project was a series of physical study models that developed into a final model of some kind. Whether it was made from balsa wood, basswood, chipboard, or concrete. Since then the digital model has begun to replace the physical model…

Photogrammetry is an art, science, and engineering technique that captures the shape of objects by taking photographs from different angles. The word “photogrammetry” comes from two Greek words: photos (meaning “light”) and gramma (meaning “to measure or draw”). A photogrammetric analysis is used in many fields such as topography, archaeology…