Steel has long been recognized for its strength and reliability in commercial architecture, but its role in residential spaces has expanded significantly in recent years. Homeowners seeking durable and visually striking upgrades often look toward steel doors for home improvement projects. Their clean lines, structural integrity, and ability to complement […]
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Wooden doors have remained a staple in residential architecture for centuries, valued for their warmth, texture, and timeless appearance. Their natural grains and rich finishes make them an ideal choice for homeowners seeking a balance between aesthetic beauty and long-term durability. When selecting wooden doors for home projects, it becomes […]
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Interior doors play a much larger role in home design than most people realize. In modern residences, especially in regions such as San Francisco, door designs influence layout, privacy, light flow, and visual cohesion. Homeowners looking for high-end interior doors in San Francisco, CA, often seek options that elevate the […]
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Custom wood doors have become a defining feature in modern residential design, offering the perfect blend of craftsmanship, character, and long-term beauty. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, these doors are shaped to match individual preferences, architectural details, and functional needs. Homeowners who invest in custom wood doors often value authenticity and are […]
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As residential architecture evolves, homeowners are increasingly prioritizing materials that offer long-term value, visual refinement, and structural reliability. Steel doors for home upgrades have become a preferred choice among designers and builders due to their clean aesthetic and dependable performance. Unlike traditional options, steel offers beauty and strength, making it suitable […]
Read moreWhy Skyfarms? Prototype of the vertical urban farm project, skyfarms have revolutionized the agricultural industry in a radical way. According to the United Nations Population Division (2009), the world population is set to jump from 6.9 billion in 2010 to 9.2 billion by 2050 — leaving an added 2.3 billion mouths to feed, and a […]
“We shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us,” declared Winston Churchill before restoring the bomb-destructed House of Commons. More than 70 years later, his wise words continue to reign true, and rest at the forefront of many architects minds. These words taught us that buildings, roads, and houses are more than geographical locations. […]
For almost 20 winters starting in 1999, Starbucks red cups became the announcement that winter had finally arrived. The red cups appeared in the hands of Christmas shoppers at the mall, on conference tables during Friday office meetings, and in the hands of those standing in line to ice skate at the seasonal rink. Their […]
Architecture has always transcended the mere concept of shelter; it serves as a mirror reflecting the identity of a region and the evolving needs of its inhabitants. From ancient times to the present, architectural designs have adapted to their environments, much like the ingenious igloos of the Arctic, which utilize packed snow to create thermal […]
Monticello is Thomas Jefferson’s estate, preserved now as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it serves as a museum, place of study and research, and a historical site. As part of an ongoing project to renovate and transform this historical site, Gensler architects have been working to update the 1950s era Griggs Building. As the home […]
Buying new or replacement windows that are right for your home or business can be a daunting task with the multitude of window choices available. Avoiding false information and knowing what not to do is key to making a purchase that you feel comfortable with and will last for years to come. While purchasing windows […]
If you live in an urban area, it is easy to see nature as a distant phenomenon. This is due to design that keeps our environment separate from our living spaces. This isolation has caused ADHD, obesity, and a decline in creativity, according to Whitney Hopkins, a designer in architecture and product design. This has […]
The words ‘sustainable architecture’ are being heard more and more, as people’s enthusiasm for all things environmentally friendly continues to grow. But what exactly is meant by sustainable architecture? It is a way of designing and constructing that seeks to lessen the total environmental impact of a building. This can be done by conserving energy, […]
United States Snarkitecture’s Fun House – Washington DC The National Building Museum in Washington DC recently hosted Snarkitecture’s debut comprehensive museum exhibition, Fun House. Attendees experienced an abstract rendering of a traditional home inside a freestanding structure. Visitors were welcome to wander the rooms of the monochrome, white home which was surrounded by a picket […]