Today we’d like to share the Certificate of Appropriateness application for the Walnut House that was turned in to the Historic Preservation office yesterday. As we mentioned on August 18th, we had a very productive …
Read the full story »A musician friend of mine sent me a link to Fluid Radio the other day, a very creative and interesting site. The site concentrates on experimental music, but you also get to see some amazing …
The Client:
We thought we might start by giving you a little background on how we got here. Our clients (we may share who they are later, but for now it is not important) had …
We are back from a little hiatus from posting with some exciting things getting ready to happen.Things have been a little crazy around here but we have finally got our hands around it. The Roscoe …
We have been pretty busy lately and have not had a chance to complete an Urban Facelift but we have been doing a few residential facelifts for clients. The original home is about as sad …
The Free Green voting has completed and we were not chosen to be in the top twelve. It was really fun, and we greatly appreciated everyone who supported us.
Our general posting rule is, “It doesn’t …
We just wanted to thank everyone for their support. Voting ends Wednesday and it has been a fun couple of weeks. If you have not had a chance to vote we would love your support. …
Last week was the Superbowl, an exciting game to watch with some not so exciting commercials. This evening starts the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, BC. The 2008 Summer Games in Beijing provided a …
Unless you live under a rock, you probably know that this Sunday is Superbowl Sunday. On this day, either the Saints or the Colts will become the National Football League champions for the year. Advertisers …
OK, I am truly sorry if no one else thinks this blog is funny. I broke down and added The Unhappy Hipsters to our blogs of interest (See below right on our home page). We …
Jacksonville keeps trying to decide how it is going to spur development in the Urban Core. Our question would be, why are we so hesitant to look at what has been successful for other cities …