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An Architect’s Guide To Recessed Lighting

What’s the easiest way to light an ample, high ceilinged indoor space? High bay lighting! This guide will cover how… Read More

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Good designers love a challenge, but how many could tackle these epic refurb jobs? They include an ancient Greek palace… Read More

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Whether it's Shaun Connery or Daniel Craig, Bond isn't the only star of a good 007 movie. There's the leading… Read More

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In this modern era, global warming and high living costs have become severe issues. An eco-friendly home can tackle both… Read More

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In 1884 a Chicago architect called William Jenney designed the world's first skyscraper. These giant steel towers would soon become… Read More

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Living in a condominium allows you to enjoy a number of things, such as convenience, reasonable pricing, and access to… Read More

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The homes of the rich and famous have always been intriguing spaces. Often shrouded in mystery behind 12-foot perimeter fences… Read More

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Technology has been very constant with upgrades, and these upgrades affect everything, especially human beings. One factor that is greatly… Read More

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Country homes offer the chance to get a glimpse of what life was like for both the upper classes and… Read More

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When you have well-designed and well-kelp spaces surrounding your office building, you directly add more benefits to your business. It… Read More

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