Universal design is a broad term to express a big idea. Essentially, the idea is that anything created with universal design should be designed to be used by all (hence … Continued

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is an American Law which was enacted in 1990. The legislation actually deals with the civil rights of individuals with disabilities. The law has … Continued

In architectural history, dwellings consisted of spaces just large enough to be shelter. Small huts, pit houses, and later aggregate dwellings where homes shared walls and external circulation was non-existent … Continued

Born in Wisconsin in 1867, Frank Lloyd Wright made his mark as the father of a uniquely American architecture that was the antithesis of the architecture of his era. In … Continued

When designing a home as either the owner or an architect, flaws can happen. Some are more common than others. Driving down the road, you may not notice them, but … Continued

Chances are that you already have many of the common traits of great a great architectural designer. If it’s your field of work, you must be skilled in certain areas. … Continued