Aaron RubyMay 31 minIntroducing Historic Works, LLCWe are very pleased to introduce to you Arkansas's newest licensed general contractor, Historic Works, LLC. Led by Veronica Lilly, a...
Aaron RubyNov 24, 20212 minThankful!This time of year is a good time for us to say how thankful we are to all of our clients--for trusting us to help them with their homes,...
Aaron RubyJul 21, 20211 minWebsite Update!If you haven't been to our website lately, we invite you to check it out. We've had a number of projects completed over the years that...
Aaron RubyJan 10, 20213 minWhat do architects do?Architecture is an indispensable profession, but hiring an architect is often viewed as either an onerous means to an end in the...
Aaron RubyAug 4, 20201 minArchitecture in Arkansasit was a pleasure talking to Adam and Joe at The Arkansas Post Podcast about historic preservation and architecture in The Natural State. ...
Aaron RubyMay 3, 20202 minMy most important lessonThere’s nothing quite like being stuck at home during a pandemic that’ll cause one to add to the blog. While I maintain my social...
Aaron RubyJan 10, 20204 minSaving Energy- Look to Historic BuildingsI have a confession. I am a preservation architect and yet I have never visited Washington, D.C. I have another confession. I just now...
Aaron RubyJul 29, 20191 minRevival welcomes Jacob and VeronicaJacob Evans joined Revival in Spring of 2019. He has a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies with a minor in History of...
Aaron RubyJul 11, 20183 minMaintenance... the longest, four-letter word.John Ruskin, the prolific, nineteenth century renaissance man, really hated "restoration", but he argued poetically for the preservation...
Aaron RubyJun 1, 20181 minWhat's old is new again...Today's the day we launch our new company--and website, with some of the typical social media sites in tow. It's impossible to miss the...
Aaron RubyMar 13, 20182 minLong Lost Longleaf Yellow PineFor some reason I cannot explain, I have a fascination with “what came before” over and above any innate desire to contemplate the future...