How to Make Your Commercial Building More Energy-Efficient
Energy efficiency has become a key issue in construction, as the impacts of anthropogenic climate change become more and more apparent.
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Pepper Tree Passive House by Alexander Symes Architect
Pepper Tree Passive House is a sustainable secondary dwelling introduced to a suburban Illawarra home, designed to be nestled within the eponymous Pepper Tree’s canopy and built to the highly rigorous Passive House standard, the most sustainable building standard in the world.
Timeless Barn, Maine / BRIBURN
Most people would have torn down this barn to make way for an entirely new structure, but our client had a strong vision. He was enchanted by its many quaint historical features such as the catwalk among the trusses, and the floor made from World War II Liberty Ship hatches.
What Are the New Kitchen Trends For 2025?
Houses are like fashion, their style is constantly changing, and new trends are constantly emerging. But what exactly are the new kitchen trends for 2022? Are wallpapers still a thing?
The m.o.r.e. CLT Cabin: Redefining Sustainable Cottage Living
The m.o.r.e. CLT Cabin is more than just a home; it is a model of how architecture can engage responsibly with the environment, challenging conventional notions of cottage living while promoting sustainability and respect for nature.
7 Things Every Homeowner Must Know Before Installing Solar Panels
There are many benefits to using solar panels. Aside from reducing electricity costs, you will receive a federal income tax credit when you file your taxes and local rebates from Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SREC), which could cut in half the investment you made for the installation.
Building A Cost-Effective Energy Efficient Home
An energy efficient home can save around 25% on your energy bills, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. The most energy efficient home you can have is a new build as they typically use 20% less energy than older properties.
Sustainable Kitchen Trends Holding Sway
Sustainability is all the rage in home architecture and design. To ensure your kitchen is as eco-friendly as possible, consider using reclaimed and recycled materials for fixtures and flooring.