How to Design Outside the Code by Kerwin Lee, AIA
Architects and Designers are casual users of the codes. Most only read the code when they have to. The Code is not something that you…
Architects and Designers are casual users of the codes. Most only read the code when they have to. The Code is not something that you…
A’23 might be over, but we’re still enjoying looking over all of the fantastic photos we received from the 5 bay cruises we hosted during…
Connie has been practicing architecture for over 25 years. As an undergraduate Connie studied Romance Languages and taught high school Spanish for two years. She left…
KTGY, a leading national full-service architecture, branding, interior and planning firm focused on residential, retail, hospitality and mixed-use developments, announced today that the firm has received…
As cyber threats continue to evolve, it is more important than ever for architects and design firms to prioritize cyber security. From intellectual property theft…
“Modern lives are typically complex in so many ways, yet we have some very simple spatial needs. Homes should make our lives easier and be…
A lot of the work that we do in our office has been production residential work. When I first started working, this was mostly single-family…
Rangr Studio has been selected as a Finalist in the Architizer A+Awards Best X-Small Firm (1 – 5 employees) – NEW! category, as well as the…
“When we can improve the environment that we as a collective live, work, inhabit, and when we make a difference in that world, especially considering…
The current Code Change Cycle, the 2022-Intervening-Cycle, has some interesting items from bringing more of Chapter 11A elements into Chapter 11B. The thought of the…