My advisor worked there a while back, said it was larger. ( still a murky description but I think its higher than 50...not sure though)
They've done some decent stuff from time to time.. I like their research/experiment stuff like the thing they did with two rooms one virtual and one real and then transposing visitors by video.

According to my 2004 edition of ArchiPages, they have 31 architects and 4 support staff.

I remember hearing somebody saying they're a sweatshop, but that was a few years ago, and I don't remember anything more specific than that. They've done some interesting design work, though.

Sounds like a petrolium co. sponsored NASCAR team.

They do very interesting work. anza, you will have to let us know, if you get the job, how it is there.

thanks all
off to lake george, ny for some wilderness (if there is any left) in the adirondacks for the weekend.
i'm looking forward to the interview after i return to civilization... will keep you posted of how it goes...
agree, mysteryman, name is a bit outlandish for an arch firm... sound scifi -ish to me!

I know some people there - great firm. Large but not overwhelming. ( I think theyre around 60 people) Corporate but still loose. All in all a great well rounded firm that actually does some neat stuff. 3-m building in schaumberg IL for example.

I worked there a year ago, they were about 35-40 then. They do fluctuate and may be larger now. If you have any specific questions, let me know.

do you have an anatomical gift?

Some have said that my extreme musculature and low bodyfat % can be attributed to a genetic "gift." However, it has taken years of hard work in the gym to attain my near perfect Arnold-like physique.

did you eat a lot of corn. I did.

damn, i thought this thread was about power tools...

I rode my RYOBI 9.6v all the way last night.