you're not considering going to the dark side, are you impalajunkie?? Architecture in DC needs you.

haha i'm already on the dark side. finishing my IDP at an engineering firm and I have 2 small development projects under construction.

Its not a bad thing though, there are quite a few architect/developers out there doing a lot of good work, and making a crapload of money doing it.

there's nothing like archinect com'n

Yeah, your dreaming if you think other professions have an archinect.

Dentisnect? Don't think so... Try Dentisconnect.

[/i]you're. You're![/i] Sorry about that.

AAH!!! Long day.

I need to head over to Alconect. Or Cocktailink. Or Beerelate.

Janitorganization

Accounteammates

Draftsmannex

Professionallies

spamtastect

impala you ever find a good developer site?
I somehow think a good one wouldnt exist as noone would want to share trade secrets.

Why don't we just create one as a subset of Archinect?

There is already a lot of great info here. It just needs to be re-indexed.

Personally, I loved the link to the Jonathan Segal lecture about two years ago.

This coupled with active use of linkedIn and other sources is a great springboard.

My sense is that developers do their networking in "real time". Online forums are kind of the "kids stuff" of "closing deals".

Cash McMogulson
...and of course; Jagah-bombs

I'm cool with a subset. That wouldn't be a bad idea. I have actually chatted a bit with knowledgeable people in other geographical areas about development angles. But...they were in v distant areas so we could freely talk w/o being worried about any competitive interference.

I'm researching land options contracts and even my grad school is a terrible resource for it so I'm looking on internet.