Architect and Entrepreneur: A How-to Guide for Innovating Practice: Tactics, Models, and Case Studies in Passive Income (Volume 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.40 (829 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1519690088 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 228 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He is the founder of 30X40 Design Workshop, a residential design studio bordering Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island on the coast of Maine. This is where he lives and practices in a modern Longhouse, designed by himself with his wife, two boys and one cat. About the Author Eric Reinholdt is an award-winning architect, father, mountain climber, guitar player, blogger and author. It features local materials and familiar forms juxtaposed against modern, open floor plans with minimalist detailing. The work celebrates humble materials, subtle contrasts and finely-crafted details. His architecture is simple, modern, site-specific, and craft-driven.
Doing this builds wealth, professional freedom and increases the chances of success for nascent architecture businesses. Architect + Entrepreneur Volume 2 challenges the foundations of traditional practice and asks: + In what ways can we hack our craft to serve both our personal lifestyle and our professional goals? + What if design practice capitalized on the architect’s drive to be creative and consumer buying culture in equal measure? + How can we turn our services into products? + How can young professionals compete in today’s marketplace leveraging the power of the Internet? Eric Reinholdt, founder of 30X40 Design Workshop describes in detail how his business model has evolved to leverage passive income producing products and offers a new paradigm for practice. Should the practice of architect
Eric Reinholdt is an award-winning architect, father, mountain climber, guitar player, blogger and author. His architecture is simple, modern, site-specific, and craft-driven. This is where he lives and practices in a modern Longhouse, designed by himself with his wife, two boys and one cat. He is the founder of 30X40 Design Workshop, a residential design studio bordering Acadia National Park on
Great for Architects, Designers, and Entrepreneurs in general dean I just finished volume 2 for passive income, and I can say this book was very resourceful. It goes into detail of the different options out there, and the case studies are inspirational. I've been on the cusp of doing some writing and product design/ selling, and now I'm definitely going to make a push to do so. Great book, I'm about to start volume 1. Amazon Customer said A concise "how to" for architect and designers.. Finally a book (two books) for the sole practitioner architect with relevant and usable information. I am working my way through both books a second time with a highlighter and taking lots of notes in a separate notebook. I have already used the book to push me over the edge in terms of changes to my business. I have had the foundations laid for a while now but lacked some basic and simple information to get going. One could get this information elsewhere in time consuming bits and pieces but Eric provides what I need here in one place and in a clear format. The first book is more inspirational (I've been a sole practitioner for 16 year. Waste of time and Money, Promotion of Unethical Practice Amazon Customer This is a self-published book that is not well edited. This book is about how one architect uses his website, blog and social media to create what he calls passive income.He recommends that Architects sell products online through their websites, blogs, and social media. This is unethical. Most state architecture laws prohibit architects from being paid from sources other than the clients with whom they have a contract.