When designing a residential neighborhood or housing development, integrating shared recreational spaces provides lasting value. Whether you're developing a new community or revitalizing an existing one, adding a playground is a smart investment.
Climate-resilient design is no longer a trend—it’s a necessity. Today’s design professionals are seeking innovative, sustainable products that help mitigate climate change and support long-term environmental health. These solutions not only lower carbon footprints but also enhance durability and efficiency across a wide range of project types.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water every day. As populations grow and demand on freshwater resources increases, this level of consumption is becoming unsustainable. So, how can architects design homes and neighborhoods that dramatically reduce water use?
As cities and urban spaces evolve, design approaches are increasingly centered on managing traffic more effectively, improving pedestrian safety, and creating environments that support safe, efficient movement.
Solar-powered lighting has long been considered a technology of the future—but today, it’s already illuminating streets, parks, gardens, and public spaces around the world. As demand grows for sustainable, cost-effective, and grid-independent lighting solutions, solar lighting is quickly becoming a top choice for many communities.
This month’s article highlights a selection of products designed to inspire fall renovation projects, offering both performance and design-driven solutions. Energy-efficient windows help boost comfort indoors, while advanced moisture control systems safeguard structures against seasonal changes. Outdoors, fire pits create a welcoming focal point for gathering, and infrared heating extends the usability of patios and communal spaces well into cooler months. Together, these upgrades not only prepare projects for the demands of autumn but also open opportunities to design resilient, inviting environments that clients can enjoy year-round.