by keller on Wednesday March 10, 2010
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by keller on Monday March 08, 2010
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two great books on economics one from 200 years ago and one from the era of credit default swaps.



my new coveted cookbook for all things french!!!




by keller on Thursday February 25, 2010
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by keller on Thursday February 25, 2010
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here is a new concept for the non-profit mens' center 120 bed dormitory building complete with roof mounted solar panels by sorel energy. 




by keller on Thursday February 25, 2010
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anotheer image of the minimalist design

i really like the screened in porch on the second floor.




by keller on Wednesday February 24, 2010
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by keller on Wednesday February 24, 2010
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this is an interesting series of row houses in the heights which have 80 foot long front yards.  Some will have concrete front walls with no windows and others will have sleeping porches on the second floor open to the sky. This is a very avant-garde development for a very traditional neighborhood. I am curious to see how the general public will respond.




by keller on Wednesday February 24, 2010
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this is my new targeted leed platinum house in camp logan. it is under construction currently with www.esplandehomes.com

 

i really liked the asymmetrical quality of the backyard, unfortunately the client wasn't so keen on it!




by keller on Thursday February 18, 2010
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my name is michael keller and my life is no longer private. neither is yours.  the advent of the internet and the ability to post most anything online has changed what we used to comfortably call our world.  So today i post the one review i have found for my company.  As you might have suspected, most people have nothing to say unless it is negative. So Drum Roll Please::

 

This man is an arrogant flake. Mostly this was a bad personality fit. The real problem is that he delivered us a drawing of our existing property with incorrect measurements, cashed our check, and failed to respond to multiple attempts to get it corrected. We incurred additional expenses from our next architect in order to get it right. Further, if you deal with him, be prepared for the nonstop belching that he brings to EVERY meeting. It's especially charming.

 

We no longer live in a world where there are lines between what is business, what is personal, and what is private.  Your life and my life are forever exposed and to those who would abuse and over use that which is sad and tired and confused.

 

there is no private.. welcome to the 30 second news bite and headline news and the dirty with perez hilton. it's all accelrated depreciation in an age of lost affectations sprinkled with little musings of under emphasized over reachings.




by keller on Monday February 15, 2010
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by Chad Pierce on Monday July 20, 2009
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Sambo Mocbee has been such an inspiration to me and my way of thinking that my first born is named after Samuel Mockbee. Thank you Sambo for all your contributions to our profession.


by Chad Pierce on Monday July 20, 2009
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Daniel Libeskind's thoughts of why architecture is so important in our society.


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