Our choice of a home shapes our daily patterns, impacts our health, and influences how we connect with others. In this blog, we will delve into why housing is more than shelter and explore

The term green space is used most often in urban design and refers to an area of land, either publicly or privately owned, that is predominantly covered in vegetation, grass, trees, or other

Biophilic design has become increasingly popular among luxury real estate, businesses, homeowners, and organizations as a means of improving their buildings’ occupants’ experiences.

Outdoor rooms are not only an oasis but add more living space to your home. With the warm weather, there is nothing quite like spending time in an outdoor room. But for those with limited space, creating a welcoming and comfortable outdoor room may seem impossible.

Not all that long ago farmers used root cellars to store vegetables, fruits, and preserves. It was most often built in a bank with wood or some waste material used to..

COVID-19 has changed the way we work, socialize, and even design public spaces. Learn about the future of building designs after the age o Covid

If you are involved in commercial buildings, in any way, you are tuned into the sustainability conversation more than most. There is no question why as this is one of the fastest moving of all green targets.

The trend to enjoying vacations at home, better known as "stay-cations”, has created a growth industry in sustainable outdoor design. Landscapes are now

Creating a sustainable landscape starts by choosing the right materials. Learn what sustainable landscaping means and which materials are best for your home.

Today's single-family-home housing developments offer new lifestyle options to suit diverse lifestyles and homeowners. Learn about the new home.