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 PHX Architecture is calling all junior high and high school students thinking about a career in architecture to participate in their summer camp this June. Students that are not sure what an architect does and what is involved in the day-to-day activities of an architect are encouraged to enroll to in the fun, educational program.

Combining the luxury standards of all Mark-Taylor Residential properties with a family-friendly atmosphere, The Reserve at Gilbert Towne Centre is a calm and serene place of solitude.

DIY Easter Centerpieces

We have collected a handful of beautiful springtime-inspired centerpieces to make for an egg-cellent Easter celebration.   

Ornamental Egg Tree

Use blown-out eggs, delicate ribbons and pussy willow branches for a whimsical take on the traditional Easter tree. Use blown-out eggs to add a delicate touch to the centerpiece and a vintage container to house the contents. Center ribbon on craft wire and carefully feed through the egg. Remove the wire and tie an overhand knot in the ribbon at the top of the egg. At the bottom of the egg, tie the ribbon ends together with a double knot. Hang the assortment of eggs on the branches for a stunning focal point for an Easter celebration.

Source: Taste of Home

This is Part Two, of a Two Part Series- Taking a look inside the process of collaboration between Architects and Interior Design

Increasingly, interior designers, architects, builders, and best of all, clients, are realizing the value and importance of having the whole team on board at the beginning of the design process. If not, there is a great opportunity to educate clients of the very real value this approach brings to their project and budget. Having all of the design team at the table at the beginning of a project ensures that; the client’s wants, needs, and vision can be met; that each...