Designing a home is a nearly sacred commitment to a client. This is the place where your life will happen and it's a large investment-in time, energy, and money. So we start by listening and asking questions that help us understand who you are, what you envision, how you understand this project, and why you are creating this space-a frame that informs us throughout the project. Regardless of which architect you work with, remember that they should act as midwives to your vision. They really wanted to know what I wanted, and helped me translate it into the language of architecture and building.
Extra! Extra! Maine Home+Design Magazine has just posted this gorgeous set of photos and enchanting write-up of Bird Point, a delightful family of cottages designed and built by our very own Bill Austin and Joan Rockwell. https:// mainehomedesign. com/features/ artful-point/
Renovating your kitchen? Designing a bathroom for a client? Check this out: Houzz editors discuss the 2021 trends in kitchen & bath design—engineer ed counters, touchless faucets, slim appliances, and more—from aesthetics & durability to options & pricing.
Kudos to @alchemistbeer as they receive the Spirit of ADA award. >>@MyNBC5: Famous Vermont brewery praised for hiri… https://t.co/uYq8Nff1Rf
Some local @BrattleboroONE news: @HarrisHillSkiVt is "jump-starting next year’s centennial celebration by unveiling… https://t.co/Bp2meqIxE8
The Artful Ice Shanties Design-Build Competition goes on display this weekend! We're excited to see what our creative neighbors have come up with. See you on the ice!
This wasn't quite what we had in mind when our thoughts roamed beachward last snow storm... The waterside sure look… https://t.co/zPxFlSBD5J
Architects in the Green Mountain State take on greener building practices. Here are some interesting ways our fellow creatives are tackling the climate crisis right here in Vermont. (From Seven Days)
How the salad gets made: The decision to leave this educational kitchen’s structural beams, insulation, and rafters exposed stems from the community garden’s mission to cultivate kids’ curiosity. —from ArchDaily #architecture #creativespaces
Happenings in the Vermont creative sphere: "NEST," the result of solicited entries for an outdoor classroom from No… https://t.co/D8zFaVHmsH
Redefining the cabin. Preconceived notions of the traditional structure are challenged by creative twists on design… https://t.co/8jD65B9Nic
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