Life of an Architect
OCTOBER 28, 2015
Some people simply lose their minds when it comes to Halloween … I am not one of those people. In fact, I generally don’t like dressing up in a costume and I definitely don’t like putting stuff on my face. Drama club never had a shot at me … But a lot of that changed once I had a child, which should be obvious to anyone (unless you are a heartless jerk).
EntreArchitect
OCTOBER 26, 2015
This is a guest post written by my friend, Enoch Sears, the founder of Business of Architecture. Coming up on this October 29th and 30th, the Business of Architecture Summit is the premier online event for small firm and solo practitioners who want to run a better business. I presented at the Summit last year and it was a great experience. I need to sit this one out, in order to focus my energy on the upcoming launch of EntreArchitect 2.0.
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A Detroit Architect's Journal
OCTOBER 19, 2015
Part 9 of 13 in our journey from Timbuktu to Kalamazoo (Connecting Landmarks in Michigan and African History) "Each time Joe Louis won a fight in those depression years, even before he became champion, thousands of black Americans on relief or W.P.A., and poor, would throng out into the streets all across the land to march and cheer and yell and cry because of Joe's one-man triumphs.
Life of an Architect
OCTOBER 11, 2015
“Citizen Architect” is a phrase that – if you are in the field of architecture – you hear a lot. I typically associate those words with the movie “Citizen Architect: Samuel Mockbee and the Spirit of the Rural Studio” because as far as I am concerned, Samuel Mockbee has set the bar for all architects when it comes to using our skill set to benefit the greater society at large.
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Life of an Architect
OCTOBER 25, 2015
If you were to back 10 architects in to a corner, hold a gun to their collective heads and ask: “ When it comes to Architecture, what really matters? ” What sort of answer do you think you’d get in response? You might have to pistol whip a few of them but they would eventually say “The Big Picture.” Again, we’re talking Architecture here, not World Peace or the fair treatment of lessor beasts.
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EntreArchitect
OCTOBER 13, 2015
Each of our prospects come to us with a story in the minds. It’s their understanding of who we are as architects and a definition of what we do. That story may have been placed their by friends or family or from experiences as a child. Its likely, at some level, that story was placed there by HGTV. The story of who we are already exists. Marketing is the process of replacing that story, which is often inaccurate or just plain wrong, with your story.
EntreArchitect
OCTOBER 5, 2015
One of the keys to success for small firm architects is client satisfaction. Keep the client happy throughout the project and that happy client will lead you to more happy clients. Our clients don’t like surprises. They want to be fully informed and up-to-date throughout the process. Expectation Management is an important practice that must be included in the overall management of every project.
Life of an Architect
OCTOBER 22, 2015
This may come as a surprise but I don’t talk about everything that goes on here at the office ( just about ) and that extends to projects. I suppose it should be obvious but we do more than 1 or 2 project I showcase here on the site. So exactly how do I choose which things to focus on or which projects to feature? Well, it’s pretty easy actually.
EntreArchitect
OCTOBER 19, 2015
You started your own firm. Congratulations. Whether it was a planned life strategy or an involuntary response to the miserable “downsized” economy, you’ve made the right choice. In this profession, being an Entrepreneur Architect is the single best decision you will ever make. Your future is now up to you. Your success or failure is in your hands… exactly where it should be.
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