We are excited to welcome Barb into this leadership role within our firm. She has been an asset to our team for many years and continues to demonstrate her capabilities as a leader through her dedication to the firm and the projects she manages. Barb has over 30 years of experience in interior design and […]
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Working is More Than Just Working By Alex Knesnik, AIA, LEED AP This is an article written by Alex Knesnik, a former employee of Alliance Architects. While Alex left us a few years back in order to pursue a writing career, he has allowed us to republish this article to remind us of and underscore
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What better to do with a tired, old cliché than to re-purpose it? Large, speculative light industrial, manufacturing, distribution, warehouse and e-commerce buildings are commonly referred to as “boxes”, for obvious reasons. They range from tiny to over one million square feet, termed front park/front load; front park/rear load, cross dock, tech/flex…all boxes. Unless of course,
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Change. Architects are agents of change. Never has a client come to an architect asking to have a building designed because everything needed to stay the same. And we are happy to do it. Relocations, consolidations, expansion, contraction, or best of all, multi-phased renovations while clients stay productive amidst the rubble of change. Happy to
Alliance Architects is currently designing the majority of the new big-box industrial projects in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. And today’s boxes are bigger than ever. Big-box design in the Dallas/Fort Worth area has evolved into projects in excess of 1 million square feet with up to 36-foot clear heights and high-end amenity packages. For example,