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Could the urban spaces incorporate more herbs and trees with medicinal properties into the architecture. Could landscape and green architecture be not just for aesthetic but for purpose? Such that in a residential, commercial or urban environment, there are trees designed for a specific use. A step further, what if there exists gardens and parks solely dedicated for healing purposes? Man is a product of nature and nature has the solutions to man.

Renovations are simply exciting 😁 🏡 Whether you own a sleek modern home or a charming heritage property, renovations are a powerful way to breathe new life into your space and increase its value. In today’s evolving economy and shifting housing market, there’s no time like the present to consider making those changes you’ve always dreamed of. Here’s why: 1. Increase Your Property’s Value 📈 – A well-executed renovation can significantly boost the resale value of your home, making it a smart investment, especially with falling interest rates affecting housing sales. 2. Modernize Your Living Space 🛋️ – Updating an outdated layout or upgrading appliances brings functionality and style to everyday living, perfect for any home needing a refresh. 3. Energy Efficiency Matters 💡 – Modern renovations can include energy-efficient upgrades, helping reduce utility bills and making your home more eco-friendly – a must in today’s green-conscious world. 4. Add Curb Appeal 🌳 – First impressions matter. Updating your exterior, whether it’s heritage timber joinery or sleek modern finishes, can drastically improve your home’s curb appeal and attract potential buyers. 5. Stay Ahead of Market Trends 🔮 – Renovating ensures your home remains desirable and competitive in a market where buyers are becoming increasingly selective. 6. It’s Your Home, Make It Yours ❤️ – Ultimately, renovations are a way to personalize and fall in love with your home all over again. You deserve a space that reflects your style, fits your needs, and brings joy every day. Renovating, whether it's for a heritage home or modern space, offers endless benefits that go beyond aesthetics. With the economy and industry evolving, now is #timbernerds

Once a property is designated, any alterations, including demolition, require approval from the municipal heritage committee and the local council. Read the full article: Can you demolish a heritage building in Ontario? ▸ https://bit.ly/3wcuYOG #weareboldera #sustainabledesign #sustainability #heritagetoronto #heritagearchitecture #architecture #adaptivereuse

Whether you're captivated by a castle or a quaint cottage, this guide is your key to preserving heritage while creating your dream space when transforming historic homes. Discover practical tips and expert insights in our latest blog. Cox & Co John Cox Jak Carlin 🟠Neill Bukes #HistoricHomes #Scotland #HomeRenovation #Restoration #Architecture #Heritage #PropertyInvestment #Landlords #Investors

Social housing doesn't have to be boring, social housing must be inspiring. Perfect example is done in #Ibiza by RIPOLLTIZON SLP #spain #architecture #housing #inspiration #inspo #3d #3drendering #3dvisualization #spanisharchitecture https://lnkd.in/eu7j7WQg

Heritage Potential successfully secured Full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent for the replacement of 10 single-glazed front windows with slimline double-glazed replicas at Grade II* listed Grosvenor Crescent. 1-10 Grosvenor Crescent is a Grade II* row of terraced houses, constructed in the mid-19th century by London property developer Seth Smith. The crescent retains a uniform classical appearance with exquisite fine detailing and architectural and historic merit of more than special interest. Through detailed analysis, it was demonstrated that the existing windows were non-original copies, in poor condition, and were of no special interest. Therefore, it was argued that replacing them with more sustainable, like-for-like designs, would have a neutral impact on the significance of the listed building and the conservation area. Find out more about this project on our website: https://lnkd.in/dQ-P5wwy #Heritage #ListedBuildings #Architecture #Belgravia #HistoricBuildings #Conservation #CulturalHeritage #GrosvenorCrescent #ArchitecturalHistory #UKHeritage #UrbanHeritage

Social housing doesn't have to be boring, social housing must be inspiring. Perfect example is done in #Ibiza by RIPOLLTIZON SLP #spain #architecture #housing #inspiration #inspo #3d #3drendering #3dvisualization #spanisharchitecture https://lnkd.in/eM4Prc8x

Winner of the 2024 AR House awards, Manuel Cervantes Estudio’s post-hurricane houses in Acapulco, Mexico, address inequalities for residents hit by two recent super storms: https://lnkd.in/eP4XGa77 Built using a system of prefabricated panels of wire mesh, polystyrene and concrete coating, the houses cost an average of US$18,000 to build, creating new permanent residences for those whose homes have been destroyed by hurricanes Otis and John. Each of the 42 houses completed so far is unique, influenced by a heritage of self-built architecture in Acapulco, and residents have already begun to adapt them. Read more in the latest issue of The Architectural Review: https://lnkd.in/eiR2f6z2

In 2020, Axis Builders partnered with the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and Studio Red Architects to create a new dormitory for the St. Mary’s Seminary. The 27,000-square-foot structural steel building was built as a temporary residence for future diocesan priests. It has 54 seminarian rooms, dedicated common spaces, and meeting and laundry rooms. View photos of this faith-based project at 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gjDgKUFX. #AxisBuilders #CommercialGC #GeneralContractor #FaithBasedProject #FaithBasedBuilding #FaithBasedConstruction #HoustonArchitects #HoustonArchitecture #KleinConstruction #PublicBuildingConstruction #PoultryBarn #AgriscienceFacility #KleinTexas

Southwark Council has given the go ahead for the redevelopment of a former gasworks site on Salter Road, Rotherhithe. We have designed 151 new homes which includes a significant amount of public realm including a new central garden and play area designed by HTA Design LLP. The scheme provides a mix of terraced houses and robust apartment blocks, that respond to the low-rise suburban character of the area while delivering much needed new homes for Southwark. "The buildings and the public spaces work together to form a coherent new neighbourhood with a strong sense of identity. The architecture of both the townhouses and the apartment blocks take their cues from the former terraces of dock worker’s cottages and larger Victorian warehouses that used to populate the area, while remaining true to the time in which they are being built.'" Gavin Finnan  Read here in Architects’ Journal https://lnkd.in/edn4fMJd #architects #urbanists