BSB Design

Posted on February 19, 2010

More Architects Are Working From Home to Save Money

By Cheryl Weber, LEED AP

If you've considered abandoning your commercial digs for the comfort and low overhead of home, you're not alone. The number of home-based entrepreneurs is likely to boom over the next few years. More

Tags: Design, Small Projects, Ray Kappe, Architects, Paul Treseder

Posted on January 17, 2008

humble abod

By Meghan Drueding

When BSB Design decided to create a prototype for affordable housing in South Africa, it approached the task with gusto. Representatives from the firm's offices around the United States mocked up several different concepts, eventually settling on a simple metal design they dubbed—and trademarked—Abod (pronounced “abode”). More

Tags: Pre-Engineered Metal Building, Residential Architect, Affordable Housing, International Projects, Community Service

Posted on January 17, 2008

humble abod

By Meghan Drueding

When BSB Design decided to create a prototype for affordable housing in South... More

Tags: Affordable Housing, International Projects, Community Service, Cost-Effective Design, Prefab Design

Posted on January 11, 2007

chez boomers

By S. Claire Conroy

We've heard a lot about baby boomers in the last decade or so, usually accompanied by phrases like “800-pound gorilla.” No wonder experts have been analyzing the weighty impact of this group in all arenas of modern life. More

Tags: Dennis Wedlick Architect, Customer Segments, Residential Architect, Demographics, Dennis Wedlick

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