Sat.Feb 27, 2016 - Fri.Mar 04, 2016

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When Should you Choose a General Contractor?

Martinkovic Milford Architects

As a full-service architecture firm, we’re involved throughout the entire design and construction process of every project we’re involved in. That includes working with general contractors – the people or firms responsible for building the design solutions we’ve crafted. General contractors select and oversee the various subcontractors who’ll be involved in the build stage of your design – electricians, plumbers and cabinetmakers, for example.

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5 Rules for Successful Leadership in Architecture

EntreArchitect

How to Lead a Team as a Small Firm Architect. This month at EntreArchitect we are exploring the theme of Leadership in architecture. Throughout the month of March, each post here on the blog, each episode at the podcast , at the newsletter and out on social media , we will be sharing content about what it takes to be a great leader as a small firm architect.

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Mixed-Use Development

Bruce F. Roth Architect

The New City, Chicago. New City is a 200 – 300 million dollar mixed-use development proposed for a former YMCA site. The plan called for up to 500,000 square feet of retail space (two/three levels) forming an outdoor plaza. Below the buildings and plaza was to be parking with an additional multi-story parking ramp on the south side of the site.

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Leave a Penny, Take a Penny

Life of an Architect

Have you ever gone to a store and noticed a small tray or dish next to the cash register where people can leave their pennies or other change if they don’t want them? This tray is generally put in place so that other customers can take a penny should they want to avoid breaking a larger denomination coin or bill … or to help architectural associates make up the difference between what they owe and what they can pay.

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Architectural Visualization Trends and the Rise of AI

A new industry study conducted by Architizer on behalf of Chaos Enscape surveyed 2,139 design professionals to understand the state of architectural visualization and what to expect in the near future. We asked: How are visualizations produced in your firm? What impact does real-time rendering have? What approach are you taking toward the rise of AI?

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How Much Should I Budget for Restaurant Design and Construction?

Martinkovic Milford Architects

The process of designing a restaurant is just as involved as running one. As any restaurateur knows, refitting a space to suit a particular culinary vision is no minor undertaking – especially when it comes to estimating cost. We’ve lent our expertise to restaurant and cafe design throughout the Bay Area. Here are our quick tips on what to expect. The Kitchen.

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Over-sharing and Architecture

Martinkovic Milford Architects

Trust is key in any kind of collaborative relationship. And it’s definitely integral to working with an architect. You want to ensure that you’re entrusting one of your biggest investments with someone who will do right by you and your project. We get it. Everything we do builds from that basis of trust. We’re here to craft a solution tailored specifically to your desires and lifestyle.

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2016 Life of an Architect Playhouse Competition – Clarifications

Life of an Architect

I’m not going to lie, there were a lot of questions surrounding the changes to this year’s Life of an Architect Playhouse Design Competition. After I introduced everyone to my awesome new collaboration with Houzz and the American Institute of Architects, there were a number of folks that seemed perplexed by the changes and told me “privately” that they didn’t really understand what was happening.