

The Intersection
We have been in practice since 1994, and have had wonderful opportunities to work with some of the leading and most creative minds in the design industry. What stands out after 21+ years of interacting with so many talented architects, landscape architects, and interior designers is how DIFFERENT all have been in their approach to design issues. Some have thrust their buildings or developments onto the site in a way that says "Look at me. I am special." Others seek to imp


Of Trails Too Steep and Caves Too Dark...
Recently, I heard some negative comments that visitors had made after going to state and national parks: "Carlsbad Caverns was a real disappointment. It was very dark in places. They need to add alot of lighting". "We were on a visit to the Big Bend of Texas, all the way from England. We were very disappointed that the park did not show us the cougars, deer, and bear that alledgedly live in the area. You would think that a good wildlife park would have the wildlife readil


Progressive Societies
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in". Ancient Greek Proverb Whoever thought up this quote several thousand years ago shouold be teaching urban planning in today's modern universities. All too often our planning attempts...whether for a business, a university, a city, or even a nation, are short-sided and do not look at the big picture. Rather, human nature compells us to see the small picture, those events that wi