More Profiles

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  Best Intentions

  Client needs at school, work, and home.

   
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  Monograph: David Jameson Architect

  The Washington, D.C.-based firm's work shows a bold inventiveness driven by a persuasive architectural logic.

   
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  Phoenix Custom Builder Takes Projects from Conception to Completion

  Each new employee at 180 Degrees goes through intensive training. The program is similar to an apprenticeship, but covers all steps of producing a building from conception to completion.

   
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  Midwestern Modernist Firm Integrates Local Culture Into its Design Work

  By the time Residential Architect profiled him in our July 2005 issue, David Salmela, FAIA, had already achieved national respect for his sensitive regional modernism. Since then, rather than rest on his laurels, the Duluth, Minn.-based Salmela has continued to evolve as an architect.

   
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  The Next Files: Alley Man

  Daniel Toole, Assoc. AIA, has written a book, Tight Urbanism, that looks at the use of alleys in urban design.

   
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  Research in Motion

  Advancing building performance.

   
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  Building BLOX

  Defining a different practice.

   
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  Hammer & Hand survived the recession and doubled in size

  Daniel Thomas and Sam Hagerman succeed by putting their employees first.

   
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  Hammer & Hand survived the recession and doubled in size

  Daniel Thomas and Sam Hagerman succeed by putting their employees first.

   
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  Peter Sabbeth builds sustainable custom homes.

  Designer/builder Peter Sabbeth of Modern Green Home applies his fine arts background to custom homes.