Shoegnome Architects is located in the Maple Leaf neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. We work with homeowners on custom residential projects and other architects/designers on improving their Archicad usage and BIM integration. Our website is primarily focused on exploring the practice of Architecture in the 21st century, from BIM and technology to understanding what it even means to be an architect these days. Check out Instagram and Houzz for images of our latest work.
Interested in working with Shoegnome Architects? Send us an e-mail or call us at 206.504.3075. We’d love to talk with you.
Recent Posts
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Shoegnome Work Environment for Archicad 28
Instead of getting paid today, I updated my Work Environment for Archicad 28. Enjoy.
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3D Navigation advice for Archicad Users
Being able to navigate the 3D window in Archicad is super basic, but also extremely important.
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Graphic Overrides, Electrical Plans, and More
Graphic Overrides are one of my favorite Archicad features. Check out this video and see how I use them to create beautiful electrical plans.
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Modeling shower floors with the Mesh Tool in Archicad
The Mesh tool is great for modeling shower floors in Archicad (or any other floor/roof condition with a flat bottom and a sloped top).
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Shoegnome Open Template v27.3 for Archicad 27
I've updated the Shoegnome Open Template v27.3 for Archicad 27.
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Design Options in Archicad (Part 4 of 4)
Design Options in conjunction with Modules in Archicad open up all sorts of interesting possibilities.
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EntreArchitect Episode 550: Jared Banks – Your Business Journey as a Small Firm Architect
I'm now a three-peat guest on the EntreArchitect Podcast. Check out my latest interview with Mark R. LePage.
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Design Options in Archicad (Part 3 of 4)
In Part 3 of my series on Design Options, let's explore other ways to use Design Options to enhance the creative process.
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Design Options in Archicad (Part 2 of 4)
Let's look at Design Options on an active project, and how Design Options can improve the organization of a template.
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