Russian ground and air strikes have left a trail of destruction across Ukraine, damaging or destroying hundreds of thousands of homes. The once heartbreaking sight of people digging through rubble has tragically become commonplace here. Many people go to bed now not sure whether their walls will still be standing the next morning. In this… Continue reading In the race against winter, the EU is repairing war-damaged houses in Ukraine
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Kéré Architecture unveils design for spiritual and community center in Notsé, Togo
Representation of the great temple. Image © Kéré Architecture shareshare Facebook Twitter post Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1024399/kere-architecture-unveils-design-for-a-spiritual-and-community-center-in-notse-togo Kéré Architecture has unveiled a draft master plan and series of buildings dedicated to the cultural and spiritual heritage of the Ewé people in the city of Notsé, Togo. Commissioned by the Kothor Foundation, the center includes a… Continue reading Kéré Architecture unveils design for spiritual and community center in Notsé, Togo
A clever 75 square meter apartment renovation
Like most renovators, Elliot Bastianon and his partner Louisa began remodeling their Canberra apartment with a relatively optimistic timeline. “We naively thought we would complete the renovation in eight months, but it took two and a half years,” says the designer and artist. Originally built in 1958, the 75 square meter apartment was a large… Continue reading A clever 75 square meter apartment renovation
Water Storage Solutions: Kuna Well 6 reservoir and booster station completed
HECO engineers is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Kuna Well 6 Reservoir & Booster Station project! This project addressed the growing water needs of the city of Kuna by installing a 750,000 gallon reservoir and upgrading the Well 6 site with two new, eligible booster pumps 1,800 gallons per minute (GPM). These… Continue reading Water Storage Solutions: Kuna Well 6 reservoir and booster station completed
This 3,500-square-foot Chinatown rental was remodeled on a budget of $5,000
Dating a design content creator has its benefits. Phoebe Kut, who has nearly 200,000 followers on her TikTok account @pbjdesign, used all the tips and tricks she shares online to completely upgrade her partner's 30-square-foot New York rental apartment on a tight budget. She did DIY projects, purchased secondhand pieces and selected multi-purpose pieces to… Continue reading This 3,500-square-foot Chinatown rental was remodeled on a budget of $5,000
Hair restoration is changing with high technology
We may earn commission for the links on this page. Every product featured has been checked and selected by our editors. Today's world of hair restoration is straight out of a science fiction movie. From cutting-edge exosome treatments and at-home red light therapy to advances in hair transplant surgery, the future of hair restoration has… Continue reading Hair restoration is changing with high technology
A low-income homeowner receives free home repairs from a Tulsa nonprofit
TULSA, OK (KTUL) — A local Tulsa nonprofit is changing the lives of low-income homeowners every day. Revitalize T-Town, also known as RTT, offers free home repairs to homeowners year-round. An applicant named Ms. Reed has lived in her home for 30 years. Ms. Reed has two grandchildren who live with her and recently experienced… Continue reading A low-income homeowner receives free home repairs from a Tulsa nonprofit
Breathing new life into old buildings
Courtesy of Lawrence Group AAn old hotel has been converted into trendy apartments. a restaurant in a former bank; and a warehouse divided into cool office spaces are three prime examples of adaptive reuse. In today's climate of sustainability, the benefits of adaptive reuse are attracting new attention from property owners and developers. Repurposing an… Continue reading Breathing new life into old buildings
Tour a cozy Bedford Hills home with a sophisticated yet relaxed aesthetic
Check out the look of the house here⤵ Lavelle, a Parsons School of Design graduate who previously worked at David Scott Interiors before striking out on her own, made it her mission to make the two fall in love with the 6,000-square-foot home. “I was nervous,” says Lavelle. “But I said, 'I'm going to prove… Continue reading Tour a cozy Bedford Hills home with a sophisticated yet relaxed aesthetic
City council approves amendment to introduce light nuisance rules for indoor lighting – Salisbury Post
The City Council approves an amendment that would impose light nuisance regulations on indoor lighting Published on Thursday, December 5, 2024, 12:08 am SALISBURY – The Salisbury City Council has approved a change to city ordinances that will allow the city to apply nuisance lighting regulations to interior lighting in multifamily residential and commercial buildings.… Continue reading City council approves amendment to introduce light nuisance rules for indoor lighting – Salisbury Post