Is urbanism more than the lifestyle of city dwellers? This question was raised during a recent discussion with some local planning and design minds in relation to defining the vision…
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We had a little fun this holiday season with a residential design challenge on a smaller scale than most of our projects. How hard would it be to make a…
Peter Goss, architectural historian, will lecture on Taylor Woolley and the Yale Ave House, a home that we remodeled in 2008. We’ll be there to share some sustainable aspects of this…
On week one of the Clear The Air Challenge we at Lloyd Architects are re-connecting with our bike-friendly streets. I am glad to have 600 East on my morning and…
Today begins one of the most relevant and enlightening annual activities in Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front that I am personally aware of: the Clear The Air Challenge….
Advocating sustainability in historic neighborhoods is often like preaching to the choir: the people who live in these neighborhoods have made housing and lifestyle choices that include living on smaller…
In April, Warren was invited to speak at a local gathering that was part of a global event, PechaKucha Day: Inspire Japan. The Japanese word “pechukucha” means something like “chit…