Homebuilding in 2021 slowed to a grinding halt because of problems with the supply chain. As 2022 comes into focus, builders should have fewer issues acquiring the materials and labor they need to make dream homes come true.
In the past, the living room has been overlooked as a space for design. However, with so many people now using it as their primary hangout spot and entertaining area, it deserves to be treated as such! This article will take a look at some of the easiest ways to spruce up your living room without breaking the bank.
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Ney Architects
Moving requires adequate planning and preparation. Read our blog to get some tips and advice on how to organize your new home before moving.
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Liliana Alvarez
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R ARCHITECTURE
We are all looking for more outdoor space to make our lives healthier and easier. Whether it is a place where we can party, relax or just do some gardening, having an outside area has become more of a need than just a luxury.
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Carles Rabada
America boasts some of the finest architectural structures in the world – the Empire State Building, the White House, the Golden Gate Bridge and Washington National Cathedral, to name but a few - so where better to study architecture than the USA, and in one of its most prestigious institutions?
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INSPIRELI AWARDS 4th annual LEGO workshop
Every person has their style, and it is important to honor that when designing your home. There are many different architectural styles to choose from, but they can often be classified into just a few categories.
Recently, many companies and building owners have been taking an interest in smart buildings for offices. So what does this mean? Like other things that have become smart, smart buildings also mean the same thing. They focus on improving control over the building's operation and environment.
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Genevieve Ebeb Barro
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R ARCHITECTURE
According to the general definition, the term sustainable architecture refers to a high-tech, ecologically-oriented approach to architecture. To put it simply, its core goal is to design ecologically-conscious buildings that minimize humanity’s impact on the environment.
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Dorothy Starling
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Gábor Molnár (cover image), Victor Garcia
