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Houses are meant to be a shelter from the outside world. But how true is this old adage ‘Home sweet home’ when it comes to the health of homes in Europe? These days most of MORE
EllisDon's Construction Sciences Department, has garnered new attention by collaborating with research teams during SCC Under Pressure, a study on the effects of formwork pressure when using MORE
Thinking about upgrading your bathroom? You’re not alone! A recent survey of over 7,000 homeowners, from Houzz discusses the trends and motivations for redoing a bathroom. The answers might surprise you. MORE
Kyle is from Carlsbad, California where he attends California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California, but was studying abroad at the CalPoly Firenze campus at the time he submitted his bag to me. MORE
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Three-day event in Nation’s Capital includes tours, interactive presentations; precedes Greenbuild Expo. Featured Associations News MORE
A set of automated calibration techniques for tuning residential and commercial building energy efficiency software models to match measured data is now available as an open source code. The Autotune MORE
Blog Blue Wave Cocktail Bar ceramic tile Ceramic Tile Studies Crystalzoo El Equipo Creativo Spanish Ceramic Tile tile of spain Young ArchitectsT he use of ceramic in construction dates all the way back to 30,000 BC, when clay mortars were used to hold a structure made of branches and canes together. Although we’ve come a long way from branch houses, ceramics are still constantly evolving. MORE
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) see a lack of communication when it comes to buildings and their occupants. However, if there is improved dialogue between the two, smart MORE
This comprehensive study examines the US window and door industry by material, product, market, and geographic region. Products include windows, doors, and such other items as frames, sashes, curtain MORE
The dining area to the left is the perfect place to work or study. Or, you could meet with a study group at the central, communal table. Photography by Peter Dixie and courtesy of Arch Daily ) The post PARAS Cafe Offers Study Space with Minimalist Style appeared first on Freshome.com. MORE
Art Deco design is a study in opulence. A Study in Opulence appeared first on Freshome.com. Image: HoneyBee Interiors Shop a similar look: Ottoman | Mirror | Side Table Are you a big fan of “The Great Gatsby”? MORE
Results of a massive new project to map and classify the earthquake shaking potential across most of the Las Vegas metropolitan area will help developers there build in safer and less expensive ways MORE
As kids are getting back to school it may be time to upgrade their homework and study space. It is likewise an excellent way of getting your kids excited about having a new space where it is solely dedicated for homework and study purposes. MORE
A team of researchers have created a tool that reduces heat loss from windows on nZEBs. The tool is easily accessible to architects and was developed whilst the researchers were examining the MORE
New research reveals the actual heat loss from suspended timber ground floors might be nearly twice that of previous estimates and the potential for thermally upgrading such floors is much greater MORE
Designed by renowned architect Alberto Campo Baeza , the newest addition to the Francisco de Vitoria University Campus in Pozuelo, Madrid houses athletic facilities and classrooms for student use. MORE
The post Kitchen Case Study: Old Florida, New Vision appeared first on Artful Kitchens. One hundred years ago Addison Mizner brought Spanish style to Florida. Incidentally, the state’s written history begins with the arrival of Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon in 1513. MORE
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The Sept. 18-20 event includes quarry tours and plenty of the state’s fall foliage. Featured Associations News MORE
A new study entitled "Optimizing the Owner Organization: The Impact of Policies and Practices on Performance" has recently been published by Dodge Data & Analytics as part of its MORE
The Patio House serves as a study in contrasts: simple yet interesting, functional yet stylish, modern yet warm. Photography by Edgard Caesar] The post Modern Patio House in Brazil Is a Study in Contrasts appeared first on Freshome.com. MORE
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has released a new study entitled "A Break-Even Hazard Mitigation Metric" that reaffirms the importance of utilizing durable materials in MORE
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Blog ASCER Ceramic Studies Department exhibit GSD Harvard‘Formations in Ceramic Material ‘ showcases the work of students from the Harvard Graduate School of Design , which has used the Ceramic Program as a place to experiment since the last semester of 2015. MORE
If you’re having trouble getting your kids to do homework, check out these cool study room ideas. Maybe all you need to kick-start your kid’s study habits is a change of scenery! MORE
The post Kitchen Design Case Study: Awkward Angles appeared first on Artful Kitchens. Every time I think I’ve seen it all I’m challenged to create a kitchen design that seems impossible! Such is the case with this recent project. This home is located in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and features not only a stunning view but also the strangest shaped kitchen! Sometimes I wonder what architects are thinking. […] Read more. MORE
The University of Portsmouth has headed new research, which might help decision makers to make more informed choices when planning social housing initiatives. The researchers have used the concept MORE
Photography by Joel Barbitta ] The post Remodel of 1980s Home in Perth Is a Study in Contrasts appeared first on Freshome.com. The creative team at Hillam Architects took on the challenge of upgrading a 1980s-era home in Perth, Australia. MORE
The structural properties of brittle materials like rock or ceramic, such as cracking under stress, have long been studied in detail, providing insight into avalanches, earthquakes and landslides MORE
The University of the Basque Country’s (UPV/EHU) IBeA research group has studied by means of various analytical tools the influence that may be exerted by various marine and urban-industrial MORE
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APRIL 12, 2019
The post Kitchen Case Study: Old Florida, New Vision appeared first on Artful Kitchens. One hundred years ago Addison Mizner brought Spanish style to Florida. Incidentally, the state’s written history begins with the arrival of Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon in 1513.
Tile of Spain USA
MAY 16, 2019
Designed by renowned architect Alberto Campo Baeza , the newest addition to the Francisco de Vitoria University Campus in Pozuelo, Madrid houses athletic facilities and classrooms for student use.
Stone Update
APRIL 16, 2019
Natural Stone Institute sponsors journeys to Austin in June and Knoxville in August. Featured Association Beat News
Kitchens for Living
FEBRUARY 16, 2017
The post Kitchen Case Study: Tips and Products that Can Bring Your Design to the Next Level appeared first on Artful Kitchens.
The A to Z of Building
JULY 19, 2015
The structural properties of brittle materials like rock or ceramic, such as cracking under stress, have long been studied in detail, providing insight into avalanches, earthquakes and landslides
Trendir Magazine
SEPTEMBER 6, 2017
As kids are getting back to school it may be time to upgrade their homework and study space. It is likewise an excellent way of getting your kids excited about having a new space where it is solely dedicated for homework and study purposes.
Stone Update
MARCH 18, 2015
Stone-and-tile event offers educational opportunities for stone fabricators and sellers. Featured Shows, Seminars, Workshops Events
Kitchens for Living
SEPTEMBER 14, 2018
The post Kitchen Design Case Study: Awkward Angles appeared first on Artful Kitchens. Every time I think I’ve seen it all I’m challenged to create a kitchen design that seems impossible! Such is the case with this recent project. This home is located in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and features not only a stunning view but also the strangest shaped kitchen! Sometimes I wonder what architects are thinking. […] Read more.
Tile of Spain USA
AUGUST 22, 2017
Blog Blue Wave Cocktail Bar ceramic tile Ceramic Tile Studies Crystalzoo El Equipo Creativo Spanish Ceramic Tile tile of spain Young ArchitectsT he use of ceramic in construction dates all the way back to 30,000 BC, when clay mortars were used to hold a structure made of branches and canes together. Although we’ve come a long way from branch houses, ceramics are still constantly evolving.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
DECEMBER 6, 2016
The dining area to the left is the perfect place to work or study. Or, you could meet with a study group at the central, communal table. Photography by Peter Dixie and courtesy of Arch Daily ) The post PARAS Cafe Offers Study Space with Minimalist Style appeared first on Freshome.com.
The A to Z of Building
APRIL 24, 2018
A building technique as old as dirt is being re-tested as a ‘new’ and feasible modern construction material. Compressed soil, also called rammed earth, is a construction technique that
Life of an Architect
SEPTEMBER 24, 2014
Kyle is from Carlsbad, California where he attends California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California, but was studying abroad at the CalPoly Firenze campus at the time he submitted his bag to me.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JULY 18, 2017
If you’re having trouble getting your kids to do homework, check out these cool study room ideas. Maybe all you need to kick-start your kid’s study habits is a change of scenery!
Stone Update
APRIL 2, 2018
Rate will more than double that of total countertop trade, says Freedonia Group. Featured Latest News
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
FEBRUARY 20, 2016
The Patio House serves as a study in contrasts: simple yet interesting, functional yet stylish, modern yet warm. Photography by Edgard Caesar] The post Modern Patio House in Brazil Is a Study in Contrasts appeared first on Freshome.com.
Stone Update
MARCH 12, 2015
New analysis shows 4.2% annual rise through 2018; North American yearly demand to grow 3.4%. Featured Latest News
The Tile Doctor
MAY 13, 2015
Thinking about upgrading your bathroom? You’re not alone! A recent survey of over 7,000 homeowners, from Houzz discusses the trends and motivations for redoing a bathroom. The answers might surprise you.
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JUNE 19, 2018
Uncategorized art bedroom beds crafts creative desk homework kidsroom maps piggybanks play reading sleep storage studyGrowing up in Brooklyn, NY, my bedroom was my sanctuary. As a little girl, I had a red and white canopy bed that my father built for me.
The A to Z of Building
JUNE 4, 2018
A team of researchers have created a tool that reduces heat loss from windows on nZEBs. The tool is easily accessible to architects and was developed whilst the researchers were examining the
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Art Deco design is a study in opulence. A Study in Opulence appeared first on Freshome.com. Image: HoneyBee Interiors Shop a similar look: Ottoman | Mirror | Side Table Are you a big fan of “The Great Gatsby”?
The A to Z of Building
MARCH 15, 2017
A new study comparing the construction costs of brick buildings to five common exteriors shows that brick with CMU costs less than precast concrete, metal panel curtain wall and glass panel curtain
The A to Z of Building
APRIL 11, 2018
Houses are meant to be a shelter from the outside world. But how true is this old adage ‘Home sweet home’ when it comes to the health of homes in Europe? These days most of
The A to Z of Building
JANUARY 11, 2019
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) see a lack of communication when it comes to buildings and their occupants. However, if there is improved dialogue between the two, smart
The A to Z of Building
JULY 23, 2015
Complex construction projects such as hospitals, laboratories, airports and high-tech manufacturing have the greatest risk for costly problems, but a new study by Dodge Data & Analytics, conducted
The A to Z of Building
DECEMBER 20, 2018
Concrete can be degraded due to various environmental factors such as rain, extremes of temperature, and exposure to corrosive substances. In particular, hydrogen sulfide—a gas that exists in
The A to Z of Building
JULY 4, 2017
Around A.D. 79, in his book ‘Naturalis Historia’ Roman Author Pliny the Elder wrote that concrete structures in harbors, unprotected against the constant assault of the saltwater waves, become “a
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
NOVEMBER 25, 2015
Photography by Joel Barbitta ] The post Remodel of 1980s Home in Perth Is a Study in Contrasts appeared first on Freshome.com. The creative team at Hillam Architects took on the challenge of upgrading a 1980s-era home in Perth, Australia.
The A to Z of Building
OCTOBER 25, 2018
The University of Portsmouth has headed new research, which might help decision makers to make more informed choices when planning social housing initiatives. The researchers have used the concept
The A to Z of Building
APRIL 8, 2015
Sustainable rooftop technologies—including green roofs, white roofs, and solar photovoltaic panels—can provide great environmental benefits, but studies of these technologies often look
Stone Update
JULY 22, 2016
The Sept. 18-20 event includes quarry tours and plenty of the state’s fall foliage. Featured Associations News
The A to Z of Building
JUNE 2, 2016
More than 50 percent of today’s population lives in cities. According to the United Nations Development Programme, that number is predicted to rise to 70 percent by 2050. Growing urbanization
The A to Z of Building
JULY 27, 2016
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has released a new study entitled "A Break-Even Hazard Mitigation Metric" that reaffirms the importance of utilizing durable materials in
The A to Z of Building
JUNE 27, 2017
New research reveals the actual heat loss from suspended timber ground floors might be nearly twice that of previous estimates and the potential for thermally upgrading such floors is much greater
The A to Z of Building
SEPTEMBER 10, 2014
This comprehensive study examines the US window and door industry by material, product, market, and geographic region. Products include windows, doors, and such other items as frames, sashes, curtain
Stone Update
JUNE 10, 2015
Three-day event in Nation’s Capital includes tours, interactive presentations; precedes Greenbuild Expo. Featured Associations News
The A to Z of Building
AUGUST 25, 2016
A new study entitled "Optimizing the Owner Organization: The Impact of Policies and Practices on Performance" has recently been published by Dodge Data & Analytics as part of its
The A to Z of Building
SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
EllisDon's Construction Sciences Department, has garnered new attention by collaborating with research teams during SCC Under Pressure, a study on the effects of formwork pressure when using
The A to Z of Building
JANUARY 19, 2016
The University of the Basque Country’s (UPV/EHU) IBeA research group has studied by means of various analytical tools the influence that may be exerted by various marine and urban-industrial
The A to Z of Building
FEBRUARY 28, 2017
Results of a massive new project to map and classify the earthquake shaking potential across most of the Las Vegas metropolitan area will help developers there build in safer and less expensive ways
The A to Z of Building
SEPTEMBER 3, 2015
A set of automated calibration techniques for tuning residential and commercial building energy efficiency software models to match measured data is now available as an open source code. The Autotune
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