Private outdoor spaces are an essential means to escape the tumult of everyday life. However, particularly in urban contexts, many homeowners lack an expansive backyard or garden. Ergo, maximizing limited space can be an effective approach to creating a harmonious outdoor sanctuary at home.
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Bazoom Publications
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Marzenna Gaines
Choosing the right roofing style for your home is essential for both aesthetic and practical reasons. Every homeowner should take the time to evaluate how their specific climate, aesthetics, and needs will be affected by their chosen roof style.
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Michael Jasmund
A garden awning is a fantastic addition to any backyard. Not only does it provide shade and shelter from the sun, but it also creates an outdoor living space that can be enjoyed year-round.
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Steven OConnor
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Shou Sugi Ban, also known as Yakisugi, is a traditional Japanese method of wood preservation that has been used for centuries. It involves charring the surface of the wood with fire, which creates a unique aesthetic and improves its durability. In recent years, this technique has gained popularity in modern architecture for its striking appearance...
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Yakisugi Cladding Shou Sugi Ban New Zealand
Office design is fundamental in the modern climate. You must create a pleasant working atmosphere to combat employees’ desire for remote work. Certain design elements can positively impact productivity, and others are essential to prevent wasted time and unclear boundaries.
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Jennifer Seene
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LYCS Architecture
People are open to making changes in their lives that help the environment. The interior of your home should be no exception. Any reluctance to focus the interior design around sustainability and the environment usually comes from a belief that this approach imposes rules that can obstruct good taste and style, or that it restricts creative vision.
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Ana Apostoloska
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Courtesy of TJ Simon / Gibbs Smith Books
When it comes to planning building and renovation projects, visualizing the end result can be challenging. This is where 3D visualization comes in handy. By creating a detailed 3D model of your project, you can have a clear and realistic understanding of what the finished product will look like.
Before the client bought this property in Herne Hill all that stood behind the big, industrial style gates was a derelict, Victorian dairy. A courtyard with steel girders and a plastic roof, remnants of old machinery and a crumbling brick building. Whilst most people would have seen this building as the dilapidated site they could see before them,...
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Bedford Bi-folds
