Making Mortars
The IPTW every year brings together some of the most interesting individuals from all corners and all walks of life. Dr. Butler is a great man, hailing from England, and comes to the… Continue reading
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a very colored past
The beauty of Historic Structures lie in that the final structure is something that is greater than just the sum of its parts. Each step within the construction of the building attests… Continue reading
838 Greene Street
A project out of Augusta, GA, the structure is beautiful: late 1800’s, curved glass panels, ornamental plaster, 14′ ceilings, and fireplaces abound. Focusing on the exterior, our job was to restore/replicate the… Continue reading
Grand Central Terminal
One of New York City’s most iconic and most historic landmarks, the Grand Central Terminal Station has withstood the test of time to tell an amazing story not only of the evolution of… Continue reading
Beginnings of Blue
Every time I create a custom color, whether it is just playing with the tints or creating a color for a client, it always catches me off guard a bit by the base… Continue reading
Always and forever AllSaints
Get on board with ALLSAINTS. You have to check out their quick video below for the most recent collection. The shots they use of St. Paul’s Cathedral have me wishing I was back… Continue reading
The Power of a Sketch
Never underestimate the beauty of a sketch. Or the beauty of the act of sketching, which can be more powerful than a sketch itself. As a designer, the single most informative tool you… Continue reading
The Lorick House
Sitting in downtown Columbia, South Carolina‘s historic home district, the Lorick House now serves as an office for the firm Hall & Bowers, LLC. Built in the late 1830’s, this National Registered Property… Continue reading