Apr 7, 2026 | DHL Monthly Newsletter, Press
“Doors, doors, everywhere a door, blockin’ out the scenery, breakin’ my mind” . . . with apologies to the Canadian rock group “Five Man Electrical Band” of 1971, do you ever consider how many times a day we pass through doors not giving them a second...
Mar 16, 2026 | Craftsmanship, DHL Monthly Newsletter, Press
TIMELESS ARCHITECTURE What defines timeless architecture? Why is it desirable? Buildings have a longer lifespan than most any other investment. Longer than your car, your clothing, your technology, eyeglasses, you name it. You want a building to be desirable long...
Feb 12, 2026 | Building Practices, DHL Monthly Newsletter
How best to celebrate the 125th anniversary of our hunting and fishing club Southeast of Dallas? Founded on the banks of the Trinity River in 1893, the property is blessed with majestic Post Oaks, mixed with Eastern Red Cedar, Pecan, Burr Oaks and Cypress, among many...
Nov 12, 2025 | Decks and Outdoor Living, DHL Monthly Newsletter, Press
The historic Sagamore on Lake George and Mirror Lake Inn in upstate New York are fabulous restored hotels from the early 1900’s, but they are classic white clapboard structures with green shutters – not the Adirondack camps I expected. We were in search of the...
Sep 3, 2025 | DHL Monthly Newsletter
Building Envelope, Rainscreen Construction and Durable Exteriors By Mike Herrema September 4, 2025 There are certainly arguments on how “tight” we should build our homes. Given the relative climate and cost of power in North Texas, we want to provide energy...
May 7, 2025 | DHL Monthly Newsletter, Doing Business, Lumber, Press
This past week, I had the pleasure of attending a roundtable with the leadership of ten lumber yards around the country in beautiful Natchitoches, Louisiana – the oldest settlement west of the Mississippi! A headline topic was, unsurprisingly, tariffs....
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