Larger Awards In Slip And Fall Cases By William Henry PhD Improving your chances for a larger financial recovery if you or your loved ones slip and fall in a public place Success in slip and fall cases often depends on CSI type exhaustive research both at the incident location and of applicable local building [...]
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Kerried Away: Art As A Gift By Kerrie Lehnert As our economy continues to improve, the art sector is seeing a revival. What I find interesting, according to State of the Arts Gallery’s Tre Michel is, “Buyers are selecting their own pieces primarily based on what they like and what speaks solely to them. Contrasting [...]
Monday, February 18, 2013
Dilapidated or Damaged Structures – Rehab vs. Rebuild? By William Henry PhD As architects we are often asked by clients “should we fix up this old and/or damaged structure or just tear it down and build anew?” Since according to some prognosticators over 80% of the building projects in the next twenty years are slated [...]
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Kerried Away: Super Boat Grand Prix “THIS IS NOT JUST A BOAT RIDE” By Kerrie Lehnert Photography by Rodrick Cox There is nothing typical about the Super Boat International Racing Series; the racetrack is mother-nature’s water, relentlessly changing and frequently includes volatile, unpredictable environments. The level of skill required by the racers is exceedingly intense: [...]
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Aging Population Spurs Demand For Barrier Free Designs By William Henry PhD Lifestyle of Caregiver Impacted by a Disabled Partner or Parent As the ‘Baby Boomer’ population retires many envision a stress free life funded by their pension funds, social security and the recent proceeds from the sale of their primary residence. Perhaps purchasing a [...]
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Kerried Away: Furniture Follows Fashion By Kerrie Lehnert I recently enjoyed a conversation with Jeff Bacon, who manages Bacon’s Furniture and Design of Sarasota. He said something that really provoked great interest and curiosity: “Furniture follows fashion”. Interesting indeed: all design students are taught “Form follows function”, and perhaps I didn’t give much thought to [...]
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
How Do You Know What The Real Estate Is Really Worth? By William Henry PhD Design and Construction Due Diligence Can Provide a More Accurate Answer. MAI Appraisals Mostly Take the Past and Project It Forward. Practice and logic over the years has established that market value is a product of both demand and availability [...]
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Kerried Away: Locally Handcrafted Dale Rieke – Wood Street Studio By Kerrie Lehnert Photography by Jenny Acheson Handcrafted is a very common expression that is rarely actualized in today’s fast-paced world. Frequently ignored in our economical and competitive marketplace, many times we take it for granted. Most often, people want what they want, when they [...]
Friday, September 14, 2012
Reinvent Yourself To Become A Building Doctor By William Henry PhD Solution to Economic Setbacks Suffered by Architects and Interior Designers in Current Downturn– Reinvent yourself to “Become Building Doctors” Design and Construction Industry is inherently Cyclical The construction industry economy has always been typified by cyclical ‘ups and downs’. However this latest economic downturn [...]
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Kerried Away: Architecture Sarasota Yacht Club By Kerrie Lehnert Welcome to Kerried Away, a design focused section of REAL Magazine where we will explore Gulf Coast homes, construction, real estate, and all things which for many of us, carried us away from our origins and made us decide to call this place home. Whether you [...]
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