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Do-It-Yourself???

So i have recently come to the startling revelation that Portland and the surrounding area is decidedly lacking in Design/Build firms. when looking at an area or market i don't ever expect to find many firms with this ideology, but i am actually shocked that there are so few around here. it seems that every other facet of life here is all about DIY and getting your hands dirty. i am curious why architects don't seem to embrace this same ethos.

have a look at these guys: www.krdb.com. they are really deep into it. i love their work. or how about this place. a teacher of mine designed this little jewel. i am wondering if Design/Build is an untapped market up here or if there is something else that i am missing in the equation...

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