Streamline Architects has had some remarkable projects this past year and its time to highlight a few of them! Thank you to JMH Photography for capturing!
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All kitchens have three main function areas. They have a refrigerator and pantry that are used to store food. They have a sink which is used to clean food and dishes. Finally they have a stove and/or oven that is used to cook the food.
Over the past several months we have been fortunate to have quality projects that have enabled us to grow our staff strategically by hiring project manager level architectural staff, outstanding interns over the summer, and recent new graduates with resumes that jump off the page.
Year 2016 far exceeded our expectations and we have reasons to believe that 2017 will be even better! As of January 16th, Zach Enderle, AIA, joined the team as a Principal Architect. Zach will be opening [design] [build] by architect's second location, located in Downtown Rockford.
The Casino boat finally left the riverfront last week, after 25 years of having the boat parked at the front door of the City of Davenport. Now the decision is looming as to what to do with the barge that was used to dock the casino boat.
The "Archistream" has been active in Davenport's Freight House Farmer's Market on Saturdays as well as being stationed at the former Governor's restaurant in Moline.
Millennials have experienced a large amount of change over a short period of time, studies have shown Millennials have been hesitant to buy homes up unto the past couple years. As market trends have proven, Millennials will soon be leading the charge in new construction of homes.
The interactive design approach enables the client to become the designer while using the architect as their primary design tool.
For many people, their home is part of their self-definition. Each candidate's home is a reflection of the values they believe in and will most likely be the characteristics the candidate represents in the White House.
Good building design does not equal high project costs. A project's success is dependent on the architect's ability to use creativity to define the client's programming needs to meet the project's budget.