Architizer

FEBRUARY 1, 2022

A stellar drawing, rendering or photo, as well as a detailed project description, can go a long way in making a project stand out, as does tagging the stellar contributors on a project. ELKUS|MANFREDI ARCHITECTS | Boston, MA, United States. Emerson College – The Little Building.

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Project Architecture Inspiration Deconstruction 98

Life of an Architect

DECEMBER 4, 2013

Steve I once did a condo makeover project for a bachelor in Boston, he insisted on Carrera marble counters against my warnings of maintenance issues (Let’s just say this was not a guy who valued cleanliness). This just happened to the best out of a quick google search!

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Architect Materials Finishes Client 95

Dwell

OCTOBER 27, 2022

Some sewers are much older, even approaching supercentenarian status: Close to 20 percent of the pipes that wind stormwater beneath Boston were built before the first World War, reported local radio station WBUR. A share of London’s beleaguered pipes has been in the ground since Bazalgette’s compatriots laid them there in the 19th century.

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Safety Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering 86

Life of an Architect

FEBRUARY 14, 2014

Favorite not-skyscraper – Boston Public Library. Favorite residential architecture [pictured] – Mount Vernon Street on Beacon Hill in Boston. Just plain beautiful – so far I haven’t found any tall building I’ve liked better. IMHO, the single most beautiful street in America.

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Building Architect IT Mining 92

Life of an Architect

FEBRUARY 9, 2014

I too like creating things, and I remember my first studio at the Boston Architecture College. Van Bennett Thanks Bob, for writing this blog. I would like to be an architect for a number of the reasons that you mentioned. I really loved using chipboard, a hot glue gun, and wooden dowels to make models. That was back in 1997.

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Architect Education Architecture Students 112

Life of an Architect

NOVEMBER 12, 2013

Not so much the annual state fee ($125/yr in MA), but national & local associations dues such as AIA and the Boston Society of Architects here in MA are nearly $800/yr. While optional they are almost a necessity to be and stay informed and visible to colleagues and prospective clients. Great post Bob!

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Architect Engineering Engineering IT 111