I've even got someone lined up to do the artwork behind the logo I have in mind.  

Either way, the only way to be sure if the fix was done correctly would be to obtain the geological survey that was used by the structural engineer to design the repair.

There are some alternatives such as brick veneer or brick facing, which would not require a footer to be poured first. http://www.masonryplanet.com/veneers-brick.htmhttp://www.house-design-coffee.com/brick-veneer.ht...http://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_install_b...http://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_install_b...

Therefore, my team, which includes architects, interior designers, and even Feng Shui consultants, strives to mindfully provide you with customized service to suit your specific needs, desires and financial means.

It wasn't so much designed for the expected expenses, property taxes, insurance, etc but for the bigger unexpected ones.

I would start off with one building and design it so you can add more buildings in the future.

Something about the flat design with a bar handle looks great to me.1.

The insurance agent told me they have to have an elevation certificate with the official zone designation. 

Flows with the rest of the logo in all caps

I read up on getting a building we have designated as historic and it limits what you can do.