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53Shipping American Architetural Ingenuity Overseas
They say that tough times sometimes spark creativity and force professionals to find work where they would seldom venture otherwise. Chicago Tribune’s Daisy Ngyuen reports that home grown architects run...
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59The air we breathe -- in the bathroom
Production homebuilders sometimes will choose the least expensive items to install in their homes to keep costs low when building hundreds of home per year. Such is likely the case with your bathroom fans,...
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56Making Your Kitchen Svelte
There are connections behaviorists have somehow put together over the years. For instance, smoking and drinking can go hand in hand for a lot of people. But clutter and weight problems? One expert says...
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58Enthusiasm for Your Curb
How important is the appearance of your front yard when planning to sell your home? The fact is, the view of your front yard is the first impression buyers and drive-by visitors may see, either giving them...
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64Tree Hugging Alternatives to Traditional Lumber
How about building your home with shrubs? A species known as Western juniper (considered by many a worthless desert weed throughout parts of Oregon, Idaho and California) has now become one of the most...
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68Ancient Architecture -- American Style
While homes have gotten bigger, building lots in general have gotten smaller over the past decade, forcing the homebuilders to look for ways to make better use of space both inside and outside a home. As...
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55Home Gyms and Sweat Equity
Some people look forward to it and others just want to get it over with. Health club memberships can get old after experiencing a wait for the elliptical trainers, having to wipe up someone else's...
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58Carpets Cast Ghostly Dilemma
It’s absolutely ghostly, but you may define it as ghastly. It’s carpet ghosts. Your home is only a year old and your light-colored carpeting has taken on a dark line at the perimeter of every room and...
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59Lofty Lifestyles
Off-beat residential lofts became a niche phenomenon in the late 20th century when living quarters were carved from within big-city industrial and commercial spaces. But loft living is no longer confined...
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59Know Neighborhood Restrictions BEFORE Buying a Home There
If you’re buying a home, whether new or previously lived-in, chances are good that your neighborhood has a homeowners’ association and its accompanying Covenants Conditions andRestrictions (CC&Rs)....
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