by Lauren Lautner
I am typically introduced to a project over the phone. I love to listen to clients’ descriptions of their property as I develop an image in my mind. I often sketch as they speak to me telling me what is working and what is not. I note the adjectives they use when describing their setting. “Hilly, shady, exposed, overgrown,” and always, “nothing will grow”. Then the fun begins as I ask them what they want. [click to continue…]
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by Amanda Sloan and Dave Renzi
As they make the left turn into the Providence, RI doctor’s office parking lot, some patients might set their jaws and steel themselves. The screening procedure these Baby Boom Generation clients are about to undergo – while relatively comfortable, completely routine, and sometimes lifesaving – is one that makes many feel squeamish beforehand: the sign at the turn says “Gastroenterology Associates/West River Endoscopy.” [click to continue…]
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