Bozeman's heart is beating under this cloak of uncertainty and we can't wait to celebrate again. Safely and together.
(and know for sure that our staff is wearing pants)
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Comma-Q Architecture is lucky to have eight incredible women as part of our team.
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How many Architects does it take to build a wall? The cold hard truth is hidden inside this post.
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Comma-Q Architecture was recently awarded the important task of overseeing restoration efforts and improvements on the Montana State Capitol building.
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We are all about strengthening our community. Comma-Q Architecture along with Crosscut Mountain Sports Center want to toss out an audacious idea that fits Bozeman like a (ski) glove. Crosscut wants to create a year-round recreational center in Bridger Canyon …
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Comma-Q is honored with an AIA Montana award for our work on the Willson Residences.
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On this day of global strikes focusing on climate change, we focus on Standby Snow: Chronicles of a Heatwave, a Mountain Time Arts production, which was performed last month at the historic Story Mill grain terminal.
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Phase 4 Renovations on Eck Hall at the University of Montana are complete; just in time for Griz students to head back to school.
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Where are our manners? Heidi Rogers has been at Comma-Q for more than 6 months, we think an introduction is in order!
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Tonight's Spring Run Off Fundraiser is an opportunity to celebrate BYEP's past accomplishments and look towards a very exciting future.
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Please join Comma-Q and our entire project team in celebrating ground breaking for the BZN terminal concourse expansion.
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The slow and deliberate nature of drawing proved to be a powerful tool of reflection. This is the final post in a series of 9 MTQBatical stories.
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Architect Sten Witmer processes information when life slows down. This is post 8 in a series of 9 MTQBatical stories.
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Principal Architect Ben Lloyd survives the Amtrak endurance test. This is post 7 in a series of 9 MTQBatical stories.
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Michael Guiliano examines the idea of shelter along the Missouri River. This is post 6 in a series of 9 MTQBatical stories.
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