Through wise planning and guided by an architect, you will be able to accomplish your plans in a faster, cheaper and most effective way. Case studies: 1. Noah’s Ark 2. Tabernacle 3. 1st Temple 4. Last Temple
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This post will examine a few ways that you can avoid problems with your architectural project, and how you should be thinking about your work if you have received word from a governmental official that your work is illegal (unpermitted) and needs to be legalized. Click Here to go to this post
We will be at the KHTS Home and Garden show in April of 2015… Check out the video at this link…
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Hello Everybody- Just wanted to share some more news- the book and E-book are in process. We believe that this relatively new way of sharing information will be extremely helpful to all new, current and potential clients. Sign up here in order to be notified of more information as work progresses!
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Hello Everyone, Thanks for signing up to be notified whenever a new post is placed. Although I like to include the fact that I have a larger than average family, I don’t tend to post personal items on my website because it is primarily a business based website. That being said, occasionally I may post
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Quick post here… I am looking into the issues surrounding the design of wall sections for sound transmission control. Here are the things I am considering in the design: Sound frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz). Hertz is defined as one cycle per second, and is typically applied to Sine waves. Sound is a compressive
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(updated 5.6.2014) This post describes some of the lessons I learned at a recent networking event, as well as some of the value of attending exhibitions like these. Hindsight being what it is (20/20 so they say), I thought it would be a good idea to communicate some of the things that I have learned
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The purpose of this post is to establish, at least in my mind, if not otherwise, what the minimum features of a design philosophy should be that uses biomimicry principles. I do this in 8 key elements of what I believe true ‘biomimicry’ will look like. An acquaintance of mine told me the story of