The funny thing about being a designer is the way priorities are set. My personal page is pretty "Old school" and straight forward.  Quality and even my graphics are not up to what I feel are "the greatest". A few cut and pasted graphics and some unrefined project pages. On the other hand, my firm’s page, thanks to Bradley Zimmerman, is finally up and running. It may not be totally cutting edge, but practicality over road and  it is very useful. The KBHA site has lots of projects and images also A few of the projects that have sat on my site for a long time have been removed, mostly because the images are better at the KBHA site. If you want to see what I have been up to check out this link: www.kbharchitect.com 

If you haven't already done so, please review my recent projects from KBHA. Sorry, I am only showing  design models.  I do not believe in making a "showy" picture to understand the development of a design concept.  I  have only shown the development of the idea an not ht final built project, most of these designs are not built , nor will they. Still, the designs need to be shared. even if they are not built in t he physical world. The projects were still constructed and thus a type of architecture.

Just testing out more crap. If the movie takes too long to run or slows down your machine- sorry. Like I said this is mostly a test. Time to get broadband. 

The rebirth of my pet side project known as conSTRUCT. Mostly an educational tool to teach myself the ins and outs of web design. I will be the first to admit that the site is nothing more than a bunch of tables and pictures cut and pasted. It is also  very long to scroll through. I would like to think of conSTRUCT  as my sketch book of HTML, nothing is final and nothing is perfect. Suggestions are always welcome, but I doubt will be followed. As an architect I feel that the presentation of an idea is never as essential as the final result.

conSTRUCT is to arrange mentally. Funny how nothing is planned for it yet.

Just moved the site in 4 years to Cox.net

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