We tend to put technology on a pedestal. Culturally, we haven’t integrated it. In architecture and landscape architecture, you want people to be present in the moment in the spaces that have been designed for them. What we can do and should be doing is asking technology to make us present.” -Richard Roark, OLIN […]
There are thousands upon thousands of fonts and typefaces floating out there just waiting for people to carefully select them for a project. But with so many options it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the sheer volume. So, to make it simpler, think about what message you are trying to send. Fonts evoke as much emotion[…]
Regional, community and neighborhood parks are common classifications found in most municipal park systems. Other classes include special use, natural resource and linear parks. To determine what class of parks citizens are seeking, community surveys are often a park planner’s tool. In our experience, the survey results often indicate that people desire more linear parks.[…]
While maintaining your property, is it easy to focus on the building and landscaping elements and forgo one of your largest assets; your parking lot. By viewing your parking lot as an asset and providing periodic and preventative maintenance, you can increase both the longevity and aesthetic curb appeal of your property. Additionally, a maintenance[…]
Statistics show that, on average, around 100,000 wildfires happen every year in the U.S. and those wildfires can travel at speeds up to 14 mph – damaging everything in their path – according to National Geographic. Just last year in Montana, we experienced 2,026 wildfires, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, which means that[…]