Congratulations to our Award Winning Clients
Congratulations to FMS Projects, Leff Construction, and McCutcheon Construction, Inc. for taking first place in the REMMIES awards. McCutcheon had several enteries, and the two entries for which we provided photos won first in kitchen and bath categories and the kitchen took the grand prize as well. The REMMIES is an annual design contest sponsored [...]
Creating a Clear View
We captured this image several years ago while photographing a Victorian remodel in San Francisco. It was photographed for Jeff King and Company, the general contractor responsible for the project and later used by the Architect, Malcolm Davis. The project won a number of awards for both Jeff King and Company and Malcolm Davis, with [...]
Marketing Panel for Building Trades
On March 5 The Splinter Group is hosting a panel discussion on marketing. On the panel are Paul Ryan, from Ryan Associates, Steve Nicholls, from Mueller Nicholls, Michael McCutheon, from McCutheon Construction and Geoff Semans, from The Original Crafters and Treve. Treve will share ideas about how to get the most bang for your buck [...]
Speaking about Photography Again
Once again Treve is speaking to the remodeling industry along with Ken VanBree of Imaging Perspectives. The presentations is happening at the Diablo Valley NARI on November 18. Come and learn how to use photography to make your work shine, maximize the value you get from your photographer, create your own photos, and add long [...]
AIA Awards
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) recently awarded one of our clients, Malcolm Davis Architecture, a Citation award for the 2008 Exceptional Residential: Bay Area Regional Design Awards. This project has also won a number of other awards and recognitions, including Build It Green Home Tour 2007, First Place People’s Choice Award, Best Large Scale [...]
Cover of Upscale Remodeling
One of Treve’s photos is on the cover of the Spring issue of Upscale Remodling. This kitchen represents the work of Jeff King and Company. The project was the renovation of an 1892 Victorian Row house to provide a connection to the outdoors while melding modern amenities with historical details. The cover photo goes along [...]