March, 2012

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My Time Online: Presenting Portfolio, Creating Context and a Top Google Rank

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This week, we’ve been exchanging website URLs over at the Entrepreneur Architect Linkedin Group. It is very interesting to learn some background on the people we’re interacting with on that forum. I shared our website URL (which is in the midst of an upgrade from our original site to a new one). Then, I posted links to all my other work online.

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Dream Big: Develop Your Business Plan Using a Narrative

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ArchDaily.com picked up my friend and Entrepreneur Architect Linkedin Group member Bob Borson’s blog post today. If you haven’t read Bob’s writings, I recommend that you visit him at LifeofanArchitect.com. Leave him a comment and tell him we said “hi” Bob describes how he uses a narrative during the programming phase to learn what his clients want, both functionally as well as emotionally.

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My 5 Rules

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I am sharing my latest post over at the Living Well in Westchester blog, My 5 Rules to a Successful Architecture Project. What are your rules to a successful project? [link]. The post My 5 Rules appeared first on EntreArchitect // Small Firm Entrepreneur Architects.

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Do You Over-Deliver?

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Under-promise. Over-deliver. We’ve all heard this old adage, but how many of us follow its simple lesson? We recently recommended one of our consultants to a client. We’ve been very happy with this consultant’s performance and were confident they would perform well. As expected, they jumped right on the project and completed the first task lickety-split.

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Revolutionize Concrete Durability with Kryton’s Integral Waterproofing Solutions

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