Citidev: After taking on smaller clients, architecture firm grows by leaps and bounds

For the first year after construction company Citidev opened its doors in 2007, it was growing quickly. But that growth was halted around 2009 when the recession hit - forcing the company to restructure its whole business model by taking on smaller projects and laying off employees. Co-founders Alek Juretic and Jason Lindley worked harder to get projects completed, and sometimes worked weekends to meet deadlines. But since the recession they've seen consistent growth. From 2013 to 2015, the...