And then there is BT Architects. That's what you call the firm when both bill and ted have been dead for 20 years.

b_t architects - we just graduated from SCAD and now we're ready to take on the world. woot woot!

bat? no, bot? no, but? no...

i have to admit that i love names like this, the more manipulation of signs and symbols, the better. it's like a guilty pleasure.

[bt] architects - bill and ted are trapped in a box

/bt architects - their buildings will fall in on you

b))<>((t
back and forth forever.

Then there's just: Bill Ted Architects. Which could be confusing in this instance... Is Bill his first hame?

I knew a couple like that in college. They were dating and inseprable. His name was Steve and hers was Allison. Steve n' Allison quickly became Steven Allison to those who hadn't met them and didn't realize they were two separate people.

Wild Stallions Inc.

there's also bill [and] ted architects

what about BILLted?

that makes it sound like a bit of a kinky dynamic is going on there between b&t.

William Edward Architects.

b)/ \(t : bill and ted duking it out with shields and swords
(b) + (t) : bill and ted trapped in their own egocentrism

whatever happened to bill?

Diller + Scofidio became Diller Scofidio + Renfro; I guess only one "+" allowed per office name ?

[Staghorn Sumac is my favorite archinect neme, because I'm in love with the plant. Anybody cultivating this stuff ? Apparently they did in 19th century Britain. . .]

SDR let's go private :P

Staghorn sumac grows wild in New England; I think it sounds like a plant porn star.

b[t] architects, ie ted is the gimp and lives in the box.

I'm a fan of sumac too. I'd plant some in my front yard, but not sure if the neighbors would appreciate after it colonizes the entire block. You can make a lemonade like beverage by seeping the sumac berries in cold water for a while - yum (learned that in high school in New England).