On April 25, 2013, with other members from Conejo Association of Professional Interior Designers (CAPID), we went on this Downtown Los Angeles Architectural Tour led by Eleanor Schrader Schapa, award-winning architectural and interior design historian and consultant. In order to not forget this wonderful day, I decided to document my experience here. Biltmore Hotel (1924) We startedContinue reading “Downtown Los Angeles Architectural Walking Tour”
Category Archives: Work
Reblog: “You Don’t Need A Drawing”
Originally posted on think | architect:
This one is inspired by real life events. It is proof that all of us need to educate the public more and more. Dear AIA are you listening? You don’t need a drawing, trust me. Actually you need a design service. Yes, the service will yield a set of drawings and…
2012 in Review
I started this blog on January 31, 2012. I want to thank everyone who visited the blog. I am inspired to make more improvements in 2013. The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The new Boeing 787 Dreamliner can carry about 250 passengers. This blog wasContinue reading “2012 in Review”
Feel-Good Shopping
I love shopping for things I don’t need! It makes me feel less guilty if I can attach some meanings to my purchases. Now the holiday season is approaching, I thought I would share some of my resources. For Charitable Causes: Many companies offer products that part or all of the profits will be donated to orContinue reading “Feel-Good Shopping”
Take Control of the Business!
It seems so common that self-employed designers work day and night, weekdays and weekends. Many designers feel obligated to be available whenever and wherever their clients need them. Not me! I figured I had to take control before I go insane. Having regular business hours was important to me. People can call, fax, and/or emailContinue reading “Take Control of the Business!”
