Mountain View Seen for Millions of Years
Mountain View Seen for Millions of Years is about this Architect's view from his own recently completed place.
Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…?
Wouldn't It Be Nice If...?
is about how this Architect identifies triggers that impact client budgets on the projects they design for them.
Custom Luxury vs. Budget Tract Housing
Custom Luxury vs. Budget Tract Housing discusses the differences between these two types of houses.
Building Code is Not Enough
Code is Not Enough is this Architecture firm's information about how building codes do NOT adequately protect homeowners from serious deficiencies with the construction of their new or renovation house projects.
Real Estate Closing Issues
Real Estate Closing Issues: How Sellers & Buyers can help residential real estate transactions close more smoothly.
5 Bad Things When There is No Architect
5 Bad Things When There is No Architect is about just a few of the negative results that can occur and are likely to, when an Architect does not design your house. Especially in the mountains.
Dog Potty Bell
Dog Potty Bell is about this Architect firm making known this simple training device to allow your dog to tell you when he/she needs to go outside for potty time.
Cost to Build a New Home late 2020
Cost to Build a New Home late 2020. $350 to $425 per Heated Square Foot (HSF) for a simple, nice house of mainly drywall interior with a few timber and stone accents.
We Walk Among the Clouds
We Walk Among the Clouds is about how this Architect views designing custom mountain homes.
Construction Costs: What You Don’t Want to Hear
Construction Costs: What You Don't Want to Hear is about the information this Architect of custom mountain homes has to share about the reality of construction prices these days.
Cordless Leaf Blowers
Cordless Leaf Blowers is about buying, using and testing a budget priced blower for outside leaf blowing and comparing its specifications to others that are priced higher.
GREEN not so new these days
GREEN not so new these days is about how this Architect was trained in ecological design back in the 1970s and still practices that, even though the latest fad "GREEN" has evaporated.