Lady's Slipper
Cyde and Margaret's home (images shown in "our designs") is nicked named the "Lady's Slipper". A Lady's Slipper is a naturally growing orchid. Rare and beautiful, it's bloom is about the size of an adult thumb (from the end of the thumb to the first joint).
I happened to visit Greer at the perfect time to enjoy this moment. At an altitude of 8,500 spring and summer blooms in Arizona's White Mountains offer brief beauty.
topic: building design, landscape design
topic: object design, building design
our kitchen design in SuCasa Magazine
Kent and Sue's kitchen is published in the 2015 summer Phoenix issue of SuCasa Magazine. Check out our website location titled "our designs" .
topic: building design
Pastor Frietas’s Urban Connect Church
We recently shared our professional creativity toward renovating a Phoenix semi-restored 1940s industrial building for new contemporary church use.
topic: building design
Fairy Duster bloom's matching paint color
We refer to the surrounding natural environment to inspire our color selections for a project. These Little Leaf Palo Verde blooms are a nice match to this Sherwin-Williams color chip. Depending on the variety of Palo Verde tree, the colors will vary. This "Funky" match is a soft pastel yellow with a hint of green.
topic: public art, building design, landscape design
Palo Verde bloom's paint color match
These Little Leaf Palo Verde blooms are a nice match to this Sherwin-Williams color chip.
topic: public art, building design, landscape design
Superstion Mountains' pinky size bloom
This March, I found this little bloom to be particularly beautiful.
topic: landscape design
BSA's Architecture Merit Badge
If you are an architect and a parent with a son in a Boy Scouts of America troop, you need to sign up as a merit badge counselor for the Architecture Merit Badge.
It is about inspiring them to appreciate people (like architects) who are responsible for their manmade surroundings.
topic: building design
Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel’s street side dining
...a new opportunity for quality local Phoenix dining...
topic: building design
32nd Street's public art for Phoenix
I recently teamed with local metal sculptor Gary Slater to work with the various neighborhoods along 32nd Street to determine how to introduce public art for fellow travelers(whether on feet, on bikes, or in automobiles)within the pending city improvements.
topic: public art, object design, landscape design