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Nearly 25 years later
25 Years later, Building is the Same, but Serving Builders is Very Different 960 540 DMR Architects
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25 Years later, Building is the Same, but Serving Builders is Very Different

I’ve been with DMR Architects for 23 years, recently becoming a partner in the now 25-year-old firm. This milestone inspired reflection about the architecture industry. For the most part, how buildings are being built is the same. Design-build projects and some new equipment provide a means to go a little faster, perhaps, but building is still all about the steel, sheetrock, concrete, wood and bricks.

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Architecture in 2017: Sophisticated Services in a Complex Environment 960 540 DMR Architects
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Architecture in 2017: Sophisticated Services in a Complex Environment

Architecture is a continually stimulating profession, especially for the firm’s owner who addresses complexities in various industries in delivering the service.

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Timing and Process Is Key in Development Projects 960 540 DMR Architects
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Timing and Process Is Key in Development Projects

Delays in construction projects can be costly—but perhaps the most expensive delays are the ones that occur before construction even begins. Materials and labor costs continue to rise in the economic expansion, and the cost of projects can increase from 10-20% from the time they are approved to the time construction begins.

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Making Partner
Making Partner 960 540 DMR Architects
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Making Partner

The firm I founded in 1991, DMR Architects, belongs to six of us a result of naming the first of what I expect will be many partners. The profession of architecture has spawned many compensation structures and equity arrangements, but it is probably fair to say that if a firm is going to invite partnership, it does so sooner than 25 years. So why now?

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Six Factors to Consider When Making Healthcare Build/Retrofit Decisions 960 540 DMR Architects
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Six Factors to Consider When Making Healthcare Build/Retrofit Decisions

Finance leaders in the healthcare sector should be aware that the actual budget for adding to an existing building can far exceed the contractor’s bid once additional costs are adde

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