Carissa Nolasco est. January 2013 Listen. I can’t over state this. Carissa is essential. She is at once the glue and the WD40 that keeps i/A together and squeak-free. More than just a receptionist, an accountant, or an office manager, she’s probably best described as the conductor of our daily operational orchestra. We’re a big group ...
Joey Nolasco, AIA, CID est. November 2011 OK so we've learned a little about Aaron and Joe... but what about the elusive Joey Nolasco? What's his deal? What makes him tick? What kind of insane nicknames does HE have? Well, wait no longer because Justin has finally excavated all the dirty details from our fearless ...
Joe Rasnick est. November 2011 Well - I suppose the time has come for me to subject myself to the same questions that we've asked of our staff. All I can say is that - over the last 6 years - I've learned a lot. Maybe the most important thing I've learned is that there ...
County to apply for grant funding for Veteran's Park amphitheater - Richmond Register, September 2017 The veterans of Madison County have found an amazing ally in the County's Fiscal Court. Working diligently behind the scenes, the Court has been applying for grants from state and federal governments to help raise money for the future Madison County ...
Sam Montgomery est. June 2014 Sam Montgomery - or “Guns” as we call him - brings a lot to the drafting table at i/A. Originally from the Louisville - he attended UofL then eventually transferred to the University of Kentucky and earned his Bachelors of Architecture degree. After spending much of his early career in ...
So – what is Studio Sessions? We’re all about transparency here at i/A. With that in mind, we’re excited to introduce a new Blog series – Studio Sessions. This series will provide a window into the inner workings of our firm, but will specifically highlight the time and talents of our own staff. Our core ...
Every so often it becomes absolutely necessary to step outside the daily grind - to extricate your mind from the tediousness of the creative process and give the noggin's contents a little relief. Today was that day at i/A. Our noggin relief? A scenic tour, a too-large bus, barrels, bourbon, and burgers. It was bluegrass ...
You know... We often attribute the best designs in our portfolio to the collaborative chemistry with that particular client. Oh how right we were... In our three years of operation, I doubt we've had a bigger regret than this: Why - oh WHY - did we not consult with the Cub Scouts of Troop 103 ...
Some of us have been participating 365 days a year practically from birth... Some of us may have taken a running start in October... Some of us may only be beginning this Movement... And some of us, granted, must fabricate our involvement... They come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and cuts... But either way, you can ...
There's nothing more important than a long-standing tradition - except maybe starting a new one - and that's exactly what we've done with our personal spin on the lapel pin. If you've read through our "elevator pitch" in our Firm Philosophy, you'll know that the most important thing to our Team is the code of honesty and ...
