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Avoiding The First Mistake

Today, we’re going to give you some advice on what mistake to avoid before you even call an architect to…

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Posted on: September 25, 2026 Last updated on: September 25, 2026 Written by: Archology

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A pool house we assisted with for a new community going in locally. Our renderer took one look at the building and thought, well, this is simple, it'd hard to screw this up. So it instead really overdid the background into a jungle. Maybe asking for the hippo triggered it, who knows. ...

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Most of our clients do their own finishes which means we can be surprised by the final state of some of the work. Fortunately our clients had good taste with this herringbone patterned tile and attractive fixtures in this shower. ...

Most of our clients

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We've beaten this drum before for the benefits of public art. This park on the Mississippi river included some interesting sculptural works. When trying to use art to engage the public into a space, going big seems to be a requirement. Go too small, and you don't generate the interest or large scale joy for an item to be effective at bringing people to an underutilized area of town. ...

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