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July 28th, 2010 Business, Inspiration Matt Falco

I remember watching Bill Cosby do some stand up comedy when I was a kid. There was a story he told that caught my attention. It was an “A-Ha” moment. He told this story about a neighborhood kid who walked past his house. There was some fence that this 2nd grader would climb on top [...]

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Design Process – Part 5

July 26th, 2010 Design David Pohlmeier

I took a small break to work on remodeling my office. I’m back and ready to continue the series on my design process. If you’re interested, check out Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4. This next phase is where you take the suggestions that your client has made to the original concept [...]

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Weekly Town Crier

July 23rd, 2010 Inspiration Blueprint for Design

After a long hard week, enjoy this list of random links that we feel you may want to check out. Some may involve design, some may involve small business and others may just be something random we find interesting. Keep checking our site each Friday to find out what inspires or interests us. Feel free [...]

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whats your take

July 21st, 2010 Business, Design Matt Falco

“Your opinion counts, unless I don’t agree with it.” Yes, I’ve heard this one before. Talk about choosing your words wisely! This is a craft that I work on constantly. At every meeting, phone conversation or e-mail, I try to give the best opinion I can. Here are some things that go through my mind when [...]

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Space & Measuring it

July 20th, 2010 Business, Design, Tutorials Matt McKee

How many square feet is your project? As simple question you say, it’s AxB=C and other geometry equations we all learned in the 4th grade. But what if your project is going to be leased out? Or owned as condos, but have common spaces? Do elevators count? Commercial spaces can have complex considerations for dividing [...]

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