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Heading to New Mexico? Rent the Vintage-Furnished Ranch of a Beloved LA Fashion Designer - Sight Unseen

New Mexico is again becoming a haven for creatives, including LA fashion designer Raquel Allegra, who bought a home in Taos that she rents on Airbnb.

KHUÔN studio shields an inner oasis with 'armoured' façade in ho chi minh city

Living Room Design | Florida Homes

Here is a list of Florida living room ideas that include paint colors, accents, flooring, furniture, lighting fixtures, and home decor.

Prefab homes: what to know about prefabricated modular homes

The latest prefabricated and kit homes have emerged as eco-friendly, architecturally designed living spaces. Here’s to the new home delivery...

13 Paint Colors For Your White Brick House

All about the white brick on our house, maintenance, and the best paint colors for white painted brick houses that have us drooling!

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Inside the Light-Filled Los Feliz Home of Two Art-World Wonders

Between the collection of gallery owner Nino Mier and his wife and Barbara Gladstone Gallery partner Caroline Luce, there are over 300 works of art

Bu Bodrum Mutfağı Görüntü ve İşlev Konusunda Tam Notu Hakkediyor! | Ev Gezmesi

Şimdi sizi beyaz ve gold yansımaların kucaklaştığı bir mutfağa götürüyoruz. Bodrum'daki mutfağımız evini yeni yeni düzmeye çalışan ev sahibimize ait. Yakın zamanda evlenen ev sahibimiz, yeni evinin her detayıyla bizzat ilgilenmiş. Sıra mutfağına geldiğindeyse bu alana biraz daha torpil yapmış. Sıfırdan yaptırılan mutfakta ilk etapta ferahlık önemsenmiş. Tabi kullanım kolaylığı da yabana atılmamış! Beyaz shaker kapakların kullanıldığı mutfakta ahşap mutfak tezgahı tercih edilmiş. Samimi bir atmosfer sağlayan bu görüntü gold renkli kulplarla hareket kazanmış. Mutfakta sıcak ambiyansı korumak isteyen ev sahibimiz, ankastrelerinde retro tasarımları tercih etmiş. Alan için seçilen her aksesuarı da özenle seçen ev sahibimiz, tavanda eskitme glop avizeye yer vermiş. Diğer aksesuarlarda da country ruhu yansıtan parçalardan yana seçimler yapmış. Mutfağın bir başka köşesinde yer alan kahve bölümüyle birlikte alanda hiçbir eksik kalmamış. Fotoğrafları arasında gezinirken keyif alacağınız mutfağımıza geçmeden önce şuraya bir not bırakalım: Takip etmek isteyenler için ev sahibimizin Instagram adresi: @_birceyizmeselesi Buyurun konuk olalım.

This Instagram Page Collects Incredible Examples Of Modern Design, And Here Are 50 Of The Very Best Ones

Your home is your castle. But your castle doesn’t have to have chilly corridors, flickering torches, crumbling walls, and chain-clanking ghosts. It can be comfortable and cozy. It can look great and inviting. It can look, well, like a home.

Before-After-Design-Makeovers

What defines your interior style? Is it your love of antiques or your hate for clutter? Your desire for entertainment or your preference for all things bohemian? Truth is, no matter the answer, you will find something you like on the Instagram account Before & After Design.

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04.22.21 Interiorsby Monica Khemsurov If the headline of this story seems to assume that you might, in fact, be heading to New Mexico soon, it’s entirely intentional: More than a century after Georgia O’Keeffe took her first trip to her eventual home of Santa Fe — to be followed by the likes of Agnes Martin, Bruce Nauman, and Larry Bell — the state is again becoming a haven for a new wave of creatives. During the pandemic, we saw friends decamping to everywhere from Montana to Maine in search of lower rent and more access to nature, but many were bound for Santa Fe and Taos, which had been attracting increasing numbers of artists and designers even before COVID hit. Today we’re featuring one of them — the Los Angeles fashion designer Raquel Allegra, who went to New Mexico a year and a half ago in search of real estate for a healing commune she was planning with a group of friends, but ended up buying her own sprawling 8,000 square-foot vacation home in Taos, where her neighbors include Petecia Le Fawnhawk and Mark Maggiori. Allegra didn’t intend to end up with such a big house. In her home base of Topanga Canyon in LA, she lives in a relatively modest 700 square-foot cabin. But the first time she toured the Taos property, she had a powerful visceral response in which she felt the house calling her to transform it into something new, and she felt compelled to oblige. In the 7 months it took to renovate, she realized she could rent the house out on Airbnb during the times she wasn’t there, which would help her break even on costs. She also saved by filling up its cavernous 24 rooms (!) with furniture she treasure-hunted on the Nextdoor app back in Santa Monica and Malibu, where the wealthy often get rid of pieces for next to nothing. In that sense, her approach to the project wasn’t unlike her approach to her eponymous clothing label, which she started in 2002 first by deconstructing and tie-dyeing vintage t-shirts and then by upcycling disused tees from LA county jails. The home’s cozy interiors also echo what her line has since become, a full collection of sustainable womenswear that’s laid-back, gauzy, and mostly neutral-toned, with bright pops of color. Allegra calls the house a “retreat,” and credits its 5 acres of lush desert-valley landscapes with helping her — like so many artists before her — creatively recharge. We recently spoke with her about Taos’s singular appeal, the house’s transformation, and why it’s been so important to her to be able share its restorative effects with guests. If this story inspires you to start renting your own space, visit this link to get started! PHOTOS BY KATE RUSSELL Can you tell us the story behind how you acquired this house, and what brought you to Taos? The original idea was to get together with a small group of women and create an alternative-living community space. The woman that brought us all together was Sibyl Buck, who was a supermodel in the ’90s. When she stopped modeling, she started to focus on yoga and meditation, and she’s a very big counter-culture, alternative-living person. She lives two minutes away from me in Topanga and happens to be my best friend. We got closer over a period of time when I wanted to understand myself better; I’d gone through a bad breakup, and I knew I needed a deeper evolution. Because of her own journey around that, and her beliefs about the toxicity of urban living and the disconnection between nature and self, her idea was to create a space for healing, with different levels of experience based on what you could afford. So possibly a bigger house, and then smaller houses on the property, or maybe tents. But the group dissolved pretty quickly because I was the only person able to financially commit to it at this scale. That’s what brought me to Taos, though, through the lens of looking at real estate. What happened with this house, though, is that I walked in and I started to cry. The house felt like it was calling for help. I know that’s a weird thing to say, but it had been built, renovated, and lived in by a man who was a bit emotionally dark and heavy, and you could feel that throughout the house. You could feel that it was made with love, but he’d lived in it for 10 years by himself after his wife had left him, and you could feel, in the environment, his unraveling. It was like the house and the land was just calling out to be rescued, and I just couldn’t turn away. I was so full of emotion, and it was so unexpected. I live in a 700 square-foot cabin in Topanga, and that’s where I feel cozy and at home. I didn’t imagine myself living in this house full-time. I don’t need all this space. But the house said save me, and I said okay, let’s do this. Did it need saving physically, too? What shape was it in when you bought it? Yes. The amount of tiny projects that the owner had started and never finished in the house was dizzying. And I think that came from him being in a relationship with a very wealthy woman and her funding the building of the house, and you could see the difference as she moved out and he continued to build without her funds — there was a whole unfinished section that had plywood as floors and had holes in the ceiling. That was one of the bigger elements to wrap my brain around, figuring out how to integrate those spaces into the feeling of the rest of the house. It needed renovation everywhere. All the walls are plaster, and there were so many plants in the house, and there was so much water damage from them being watered. None of the switch plates matched, and most were broken. Every corner of the house needed something. But the things the prior owner did manage to do here are so incredible. He’s a rock mover, and he uses giant rocks to build water features, like the giant ones you’d see in Las Vegas. So the property is full of these giant rock walls and rock waterfalls, and there are giant rock steps placed at the river’s edge, so you can walk on these stone steps into the river. They do make the house feel very masculine from the outside, so that’s one of the things I’m working on most immediately with a permaculture landscapist, to add more of a feminine feeling. There are these giant rocks and wood pillars sticking out of the ground, almost like giant phalluses, and I can’t wait to topple them and turn them into circles where people can gather, rather than giant statements of masculinity. I met a woman on Instagram who’s a marble carver and had created this beautiful marble bust, and I was so inspired by it that I asked if she’d create one for me. We’re putting it in the front garden, so there will be this beautiful, ancient-looking bust in white marble with these beautiful wings, on a basalt pedestal. So there will be this beautiful, feminine, quiet statement in the front yard, which was really calling for that. I want the interior and the exterior to be in harmony. How much time have you been spending at the house? And why did you decide to rent it out on Airbnb the rest of the time? I spend about a week out of every two months here. Having my company in LA really holds me there, but as a creative, it’s also incredible to be able to leave LA for a week and be in nature. It almost feels like I’m off the grid when I’m here. I spend time sleeping. I spend time sitting outside and just watching birds and deer. There’s something so calming about the environment that when I do go back to LA, and into my more intense day-to-day work schedule, I’m recharged, and my mind is more open. I see things from a more stepped-back perspective. I’m a better-balanced person, a better boss. Little stuff doesn’t bother me as much. It really helps me with my overall perspective. Having this space to come to is really invaluable for me, but I couldn’t just have it and have it sit here empty. Working on the house for 7 months, I had all of that time to imagine what the best way to have the property pay for itself would be. That’s all I wanted, for it to be able to sustain itself. Airbnb felt like a logical thing to do, to have people rent the home and get to enjoy it, and that helps to pay for it. My deepest desire is for people to be here to enjoy it. I also think it will continue to evolve; Sibyl and I have discussed what it would look like to have retreats here, and reach out into that community. So it’s more of a long term investment for me where I get to benefit personally. You said your real estate hunt brought you to Taos, but why Taos in particular? That was Sybil’s doing. Taos has long been a place where artists have been called to come and create and work, from Georgia O’Keefe to Dennis Hopper. There’s something so special about the landscape here, with the oppenness and the sky and the gorge of the river that runs through it. It has a certain feeling and wildness. Valdez specifically — where the house is — is a canyon, nicknamed the Witches’ Canyon, and there have been a lot of generations of women here working the land, and having a deep relationship with it, and understanding how through that relationship we can heal ourselves, which is something I believe in. Taos is also changing a lot, developing. Lots of stores are opening here. I have lots of friends who have moved here from LA in the last year, during the pandemic. My model muse moved here with her husband at the end of last year; another friend who helped me load the truck and move out here ended up moving here a year later. Patecia Le Fawnhawk just moved here with her husband and baby. We all had ladies’ dinner last night. There’s a whole crew of women here that I love. The thing that’s different about this valley is that it’s not your classic sagebrush terrain that most of Taos is. It’s a lush valley that benefits from all of the melting snow. So there are giant willows on the property. It’s lush and green and feels totally different. The house is completely surrounded by aspens. It doesn’t feel like any other place in Taos. The interior of the house, though, does have a signature New Mexico style. Were those amazing archways and curves all there when you got it? And how did you approach your own design process? Inside the house, the shapes were all there, but it was also covered with giant-man leather furniture. The previous owner was a big guy, and it was like a man cave in here. Even though the rooms are big, the furniture was way too big for the rooms, even. When I first saw the house I felt like it couldn’t breathe — it just wanted to be emptied and cleansed and thoughtfully filled with more of a gentle touch. When I started, I knew that I would be spending time here, but I also knew I would be sharing it. So I wanted to furnish it in a way that didn’t feel precious, so that when guests were here, they could really enjoy themselves and not worry about breaking something. I wanted there to be an ease with the furniture in the house, so people could really just be comfortable and have a relaxing time. I have a hard time with environments that are too stiff or too precious, so that was my original lens through which I made all the decisions about the furniture. I wanted guests to just live and be comfortable. The most important part of decorating the house was finding that line between having things I love, and that feel good in the space, but that if they get ruined, okay, so be it, it’s not the end of the world. To me that sentiment really relates to your clothing — it’s stylish, but decidedly comfortable and easy to wear. Yes, I guess it does. I really live hard in my clothes. I do everything in them. I’m a big gardener, and I don’t mind wearing things that have dirt stains on them. Also, I started my company by recycling t-shirts from the prison system in southern California — I’ve always been inspired by things that exist already, and having a relationship with that thing, whether it’s a t-shirt or a home. And listening to that thing tell me what it wants to become. You also recycled existing furniture into the house. Can you tell us about your process of furnishing it? When you have big rooms, you need big furniture, and big furniture is expensive. I did a bunch of treasure hunting, and have been slowly putting the house together. Some of the pieces I bought in Taos, and some in LA. The foot chair in the bedroom (above) is a piece I bought from my friend Jonathan Pessin, who has a vintage gallery in LA called Not For Sale. Since I began spending my weekends gardening instead of flea market strolling, he’s been my window into treasure hunting. We both love furniture with personality. Many of my favorite pieces in my Topanga home are from him. There are also three African Sanufo beds in the house, made by the Sanufo tribe out of a single carved tree trunk, so there are no parts that have been connected. It’s like furniture that’s also art, that also feels indestructible. They’re made from one of the hardest woods, called ironwood, and they’re heavy as hell. And yet as big as they are, the forms also have this femininity because of the way that the wood is arched and curved. They’re still very soft. One of the beds I use as a coffee table, and one of the beds is so big that when I’m here with groups of friends, we’ll lay someone down on it and do energy work on them. One person can lay down and two people can sit on either side of them, and you feel so supported by this giant piece of wood. Besides those beds, most of the bigger pieces of furniture I found on the Nextdoor app, around Topanga. I picked those pieces up over a handful of months while I was doing construction on the house, and when enough of it was done, just before the snows came, I transported them to Taos. I was able to find insane furniture for really low prices. My giant orange sofa is probably a $5,000 sofa, but I got it for $300. So many people who live in LA have so many resources that if they want something new, and want to get rid of the old thing, it might as well go on the street. So I really got lucky. The green chairs are from Craigslist; Sibyl actually found them. The rounded dining room chairs around that big copper dining room table, I found those on Craigslist too — they came out of a big cruise ship. They were $12 each. This house was so big that I knew I had to be really clever about how I was getting the furniture. There’s just so much already made, why not keep it and move it around and breathe new life into it? One thing I noticed in the photos are the amazing carved-wood shutters. Who made those? The shutters open and close the main bedroom off from the atrium, which is the center of the house. A local artisan carved them many years ago — they were already here when I bought the house. There’s a tradition of carved-wood doors in this part of the country, a tradition that takes many different forms. I recently commissioned a friend of mine, someone I met here, CJ Burnett, to hand-carve the door for my dishwasher. It’s funny, but it’s so beautiful. He and his brother are artists, and carved all the doors for the restaurant his family openened, and they’re so insane. Someday I hope to have him carve all new cabinet fronts for the kitchen. For now though there’s just one. I have so many dreams for this house, like making all the bathrooms special. When you’re hosting guests, how much guidance do you give them about the house and how to experience it? I’ll tell them about the property and the land, and things I think they should do. I have stand-up paddle boards by the pond, because it’s really fun to paddle around while the sun is setting. The swallows dip and dive and eat bugs above you. This house is the very last house at the very tip of the canyon, so there’s no other property between the house and the sunset. It sets just in between these two big hills, and there’s big green pastures and fields in between you, on the paddleboard on the pond, and the sunset. So that’s super special. It’s real soul food. There’s a giant sleeping porch outside the main bedroom, and I offer to set up beds outside so you can sleep outside and have the sounds of the river while you’re sleeping. I engage with each group or each person in a different way. I don’t do one thing for everybody, but feel the group out, or whoever’s making the reservation. I see what they’re looking to do and I respond accordingly. I have lots of favorite restaurants, and a dear friend who does horseback riding lessons. As a host, I stay very connected to the people who stay here. I do most of the communication with them, to make sure they can have the most special time here possible. There’s something for me in it that really is a give-back, and that give-back is really valuable to me. With clothing, half the conversation I have with myself when I’m making it is, will a woman feel good wearing this? Will this bring her comfort? So creating this space and knowing people are coming into it and getting this really special feeling, it all comes from the same place for me — it’s about the way I care for people, whether I know them or not. I have a lot of caring instincts. That’s really part of it for me. This post was sponsored by Airbnb, but all thoughts and editorial content are our own. Like everything at Sight Unseen, our partner content is carefully curated to make sure it’s of the utmost relevance to our readers. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Sight Unseen.

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modularhomes-posts · 5 years

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The Lilly II

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Reasons Behind The Popularity Of Maine Prefab Homes

So you have decided to become a homeowner in Maine. This is a very important step in your life, so you need to make sure you know how to navigate it well. You can either go the traditional site-built homes, or you can opt for Maine prefab homes which seem to be attracting the attention of many people lately.

There are various reasons why prefab homes are being preferred these days. The first one is that they are better for the environment. Since these homes are constructed in one central place before they are assembled on site, workers can settle close to the factory and commute a short distance instead of traveling to a potentially distant site every day. This results into less CO2 emissions. Prefabricated homes are also better for the environment since fewer materials are used in their construction and because they disturb the site less compared to the conventional construction.

Another reason behind the popularity of Maine prefab homes is that they are healthier. Since materials on construction sites are subjected to rain and snow, they can get covered in nasty environmental toxins such as mold, mildew, and rust. Even though it is possible for materials to get affected by these toxins indoors, they are less likely to get affected.

Prebuilt homes are also better for remote locations. If you come from a remote region, a prebuilt structure is a good option because it is built in one central location and then delivered. This alleviates the difficulty in finding contractors willing to travel a long distance to build a home. You simply need to find a good manufacturer near you to build for the prefab home of your dreams.

For more reasons behind the popularity of Maine prefab homes, visit our website at https://greenrpanel.com

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im-sad-lets-kiss · 5 years

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Losers Club Band AU Part 4

Part 1: https://ifcknly.tumblr.com/post/187929910865/losers-club-band-au-part-1

Part 2: https://ifcknly.tumblr.com/post/187930000260/losers-club-band-au-part-2

Part 3: https://ifcknly.tumblr.com/post/187930093040/losers-club-band-au-part-3

* LETS TALK ABOUT HOUSES REAL QUICK

* they already got lots of money, darling so expect vacation homes

* Richie and Eddie live together in Cali most of the time in a blue villa

* They have three Pomeranians, all named after characters in Star Wars (Chewie, Han, And Vader)

* Eddie spends most of his time in the pool, while Richie is a grill dad

* They live a hop, skip, and a jump from the beach so they take a stroll down there whenever they can.

* They’re on tour a lot, but they bring their doggos with them

* They know they want a kid or two in the future, so they have two spare bedrooms

* Reddie also has a blue Victorian home in Maine, for when hey visit parents or to reminisce.

* They visit Mrs. K more, because she demands it. She always asks if he’d doing drugs now that he’s famous and it lowkey pisses Eddie off

* Maggie Tozier has come to like Richie more now that he’s proves he’s a success. He still doesn’t cost much cause it feels so fake and forced. Went is okay tho.

* Sometimes The Losers Club just needs to take a small vacay to Derry to get inspo for songs, so Benny Boy’s brain doesn’t go bone dry

* Stan and Bill live together in a modern prefab home. There’s times of white and billions of bookshelves.

* They have an orange cat named Penny and she hates everyone who isn’t them. Often on tours, they take her to be with Bev’s cat for play dates

* They have lots of lawn space, because Stan likes to garden and watch birds, and Bill thinks mowing the lawn is soothing and brings you down to earth

* They have a bungalow in Derry they go to every two months or so. Bill loves Georgie too much, and Stan loves his mom as much as the next guy.

* Stan has fallen in love with Georgie’s pet golden retriever btw

* Bev and Ben live in a Château in a town right next to LA, they don’t mind driving far

* They have lots of hang out spaces in their homes like libraries and stuff

* They have a pond with a gazebo

* Bev has a cat named Coco who is brown and not that cute, but is super cuddly and Bev loves her

* Ben has his own dog. He’s a lil white pug who slobbers everywhere. Ben taught him to smile.

* They have a cottage in Bangor when they visit Ben’s fam and he needs inspo

* Ben also owns a book store there

* Mike lives in a beach house with Katie

* The home is actually normal sized, but they own a large plot of land (aka the beach) they have all for themselves

* They don’t have any pets because Mike grew up in a farm, and got tired of them

* They have more palm trees than they both have fingers and toes

* They don’t have a house in Derry, but they do have another beach house in Florida. They go to Disney all the time

* And mike just lives Florida. He would live there full time if he wasn’t in the band.

* They all had “phases” they went thru when they got more famous

* Bill buzzes half his head and started to wear hoops

* Richie would dye his hair like the one guy in 5SOS

* his favorite was purple (Eddie didn’t like green)

* Eddie got some tattoos by his collarbones (see James ransome’s tats)

* Bev repeatedly kept cutting her hair shorter until Ben warned her “if you cut your hair any shorter it’s going to be buzzed. Which I’m fine with, you do you, I love you either way.”

* Then she grew it out.

* At one point she dyed the tips black

* Stan went bleach blond, and he isn’t even a musician

* Mike also went bleach blond, but after all Eddie’s worries of his hair falling out and Rich’s teasing, he dyed it back. He has his tongue pierced tho.

* Nothing really happened to Ben. Or that’s just what he let them think...

* eventually everyone went back to normal (except Eddie still has his tats and everyone still has ear piercings)

* When they first started out, they all went to a really nice tattoo parlor and got matching tattoos

* They all got loser, with the v over the s. Some got it on writs, ribs, ankles, etc.

* Richie actually got his on his temple. Bad decision. Hurt really bad. Looks really good. Eddie isn’t even that mad.

* The band is known for their adorable drummer. Most bands’ drummer look like they have cocaine instead of blood and live off murder and sex,

* But The Losers Club Drummer is so cute looking, and his voice is higher pitch (even tho he’s a feisty bastard) and is so hopelessly in love with the lead singer/acoustic guitarist

* Sometimes people call The Losers Club, The Lovers Club cause they’re all dating/engaged

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Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida, will be home to a new affordable housing unit as part of the collaborative work between Glavovic Studio and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), an organization that delivers medical care and services dealing with HIV/AIDS to over one million people worldwide. Fort Lauderdale–based Glavovic Studio plans to transform one-and-a-half city blocks into a green, multi-functional neighborhood for locals to enjoy, all within walking distance of South Florida’s New River. The 3.4-acre design concept called “ON3RD” strives to tackle the nation’s affordable housing and homeless crises by providing fast access to cheap and environmentally friendly housing for low-income individuals.

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The Advantages of Investing in Florida Prefab Homes

Investing in Florida prefab homes may be a step in the right direction if you are looking to become a homeowner. A prefab home is also called a modular home, and some people tend to mistake it for a mobile home. Prefab homes and mobile homes are quite different in design, quality, construction, and costs.

One of the advantages of prefab homes Florida is the quick and efficient set-up that they feature. One of the advantages of using a prefab house over a traditional one is its fast construction time. Since all parts of a prefab home come from premade sections, workers simply need to assemble them at your desired location.

Another good thing is that the sections of a prefab home do not take long to create. They are made in a factory setting where the climate is controlled, and workflows are made to be highly efficient. This makes it possible for prefab home sections to be completed in a matter of weeks, and this timeframe even factors in delays such as inspections and troubleshooting.

Since the Florida prefab homes are delivered to you when partially constructed, it only takes fewer days of work on-site, something that leads to other benefits. There are fewer chances for construction to be affected by delays, sickness, or bad weather.

Another advantage of prefab homes Florida is the affordable and transparent pricing. It is generally less expensive to build a prefab than it is to build a traditional home. Part of this cost savings has to do with the labor that is needed to set it up. As already mentioned earlier, it takes less time to finish building a prefabricated home, which means fewer days you have to pay for labor. You can also use a smaller team, something that can save you money in wages.

For more information on the advantages of investing in Florida prefab homes, visit our website at https://greenrpanel.com/

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greenoriginhomes · 1 year

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How Prefabricated Home Building is Revolutionizing the Construction Industry!

Prefabricated home building, once considered a niche approach, is now at the forefront of revolutionizing the construction industry. This innovative method of construction, also known as prefab or modular construction, has been gaining widespread recognition for its efficiency, sustainability, and versatility. Energy-efficient homes in Florida offer a range of benefits, from financial savings to environmental responsibility. Prefabricated home building is transforming the way we build homes and reshape the construction landscape. In this article, we explore the key ways in which prefabricated home building is revolutionizing the construction industry.

Speed and Efficiency

One of the most significant ways in which prefabricated home building is revolutionizing the construction industry is through its speed and efficiency. In contrast to traditional on-site construction, where each element is built individually, prefabrication involves the simultaneous manufacturing of components in a controlled factory environment.

This parallel production process allows for a faster construction timeline. Prefabricated components can be manufactured and transported to the construction site in a matter of weeks, resulting in shorter overall construction times. This speed and efficiency not only reduce labor costs but also allows homeowners to move into their new homes much faster.

Green Origin Homes, a pioneering name in sustainable housing solutions, is spearheading the movement of Passive Houses in Florida. By combining the innovative principles of Passive House design with the unique climate and needs of the Sunshine State, Green Origin Homes is redefining the way Floridians experience energy-efficient and environmentally conscious living.

Improved Quality and Consistency

Prefabricated home building ensures improved quality and consistency in the finished product. The manufacturing process in a factory-controlled environment allows for rigorous quality control checks at every stage. Skilled workers, specialized in specific tasks, utilize advanced machinery to craft standardized components with precision.

Unlike traditional construction, which may face variations due to weather and human error, prefab homes offer a higher level of consistency in design and craftsmanship. This results in well-built and durable homes that meet strict industry standards.

Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Solutions

Prefabricated home building aligns with the growing emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendliness in the construction industry. Manufacturers are using sustainable materials, energy-efficient technologies, and eco-conscious design principles to create environmentally friendly homes.

By optimizing material usage, reducing waste, and incorporating renewable energy sources, prefab homes contribute to a lower carbon footprint. Sustainable practices in prefab construction are paving the way for greener and more responsible building practices in the industry.

Customization and Design Flexibility

Prefabricated home building is challenging the notion that prefab homes lack design flexibility. On the contrary, manufacturers offer a vast array of floor plans, architectural styles, and customizable features. Homeowners can work with architects and designers to create personalized living spaces that suit their unique needs and aesthetic preferences.

From interior finishes and fixtures to exterior facades, the level of customization available in prefabricated homes allows for homes that reflect the individuality of their owners.

Technological Advancements

The rise of prefabricated home building is supported by technological advancements in the construction industry. From 3D modeling and computer-aided design (CAD) to Building Information Modeling (BIM), technology plays a crucial role in streamlining the design, manufacturing, and assembly processes of prefab homes.

These technological advancements not only improve efficiency but also enhance precision and quality control, making prefabricated home building a cutting-edge approach to construction.

Energy-Efficient Homes in Florida

Energy-efficient homes in Florida offer a range of benefits, from financial savings to environmental responsibility. By integrating passive solar design, high-performance materials, efficient appliances, and renewable energy solutions, homeowners can enjoy comfortable, sustainable living while reducing their carbon footprint. As the importance of energy efficiency continues to grow, embracing these principles sets the stage for a brighter, more energy-conscious future in the Sunshine State.

Conclusion

Prefabricated home building is a game-changer in the construction industry, revolutionizing the way homes are designed, built, and delivered. Its speed, efficiency, improved quality, sustainability, and customization options are reshaping the construction landscape.

As the demand for faster, eco-friendly, and cost-effective housing solutions grows, prefabricated home building will continue to lead the construction industry into a more sustainable and efficient future. Embracing the advantages of prefabricated home building paves the way for smarter, greener, and more innovative approaches to meeting the housing needs of the future.

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No, this isn't Hobbiton or a scene from Teletubbies. It's a rendering of a community of earth-sheltered houses built from a new prefab building system. I once wrote that from Hobbiton to Tatooine, earth sheltered houses make sense all over the universe; now you can just order one up.

Earth-sheltered houses have long been known to be very energy-efficient, with the thermal mass of all that dirt keeping the temperature relatively even all year. However they have often been expensive to build and difficult to make totally waterproof. Now a Florida company, Green Magic Homes, has designed a prefabricated system of fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP) where you can roll your own earth sheltered house at a reasonable price (US $41 per square foot for the shells). Their system addresses the problems of weight and cost...

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Feel a few things coming up on the radar and everybody is trying to get big and we do see something they are juicing and trying to get here a juice to punta Gorda so if you see what that is all around and I think it's because they're opposing the pseudo empire and minority morlock

-it's a couple other things happen and they are pretty big there is Giant number of people who are trying to take each other's shifts especially the warlock they're trying to take the pseudo empire ships and what's going on now

-there's a huge amount of fighting in the northwest of Florida and in the inside elbow of the panhandle and it is over the three tunnels is because they're almost empty and they're trying to fight over ships and controlling the tunnel they're not remove anything and the fighting has stalled it out they actually needed that

-there's a couple other things happening people are singing the blues because they notified social security and then there's a saying honestly that they didn't and then they say it is the payroll machine and if you issue it after a certain amount of time no if you issue it it's issues I'm so they are upset and forgot about it and thought it was going to be issued out of the slush fund or general spending a front account and they said no even a bonus is a wage and accounts as a wage and it does and otherwise it is called a stipend or reimbursement and that's another thing that reimbursements they owe them for using his private vehicle and a couple other things are having them use his personal phone and things like that and he put in for reimbursement they did not pay him they only paid him a little and then they stop paying him and they are huge assholes you know something the wrong way and they started to feel it and started to blame him for real is not true they did get fairly beat up from it but it is another about 45,000 over all of them wasn't that much but if you include gas which you should and do the proper mileage which they never do and they were walking by it's about $90,000 so he's up to about $950,000 Susan bad it's almost enough to move and it's not enough you can find a place but he won't get that money all at once he'll probably come over. Half a year or more probably a year depending but at this rate it might be a little sooner.

-just a few other things going on trying to remember it and crew of being scrutinized for the government and they are going to be apprehended.

-there are a couple other things a lot of people are delusional here and they are seriously with their mental patients they don't think so but boy they're laid down and shows and they're not going anywhere with anything ever and it would not surprise anyway there are a few other things happening

-I'm there are a large number of people who are obsessed with bothering him we see who and they all want to say something and they're all giving me high and people say no and it's going to start fights but they're useless here this is terrible we need them out and we need a bunch out there are more things happening and interesting things

-along with campers and modular homes there is a movement of people who want to move their houses it's a trick and they're not prefab and you have to move the slab and love it has to be done on the road some of them are not so big all of them require tons of permitting and it takes a lot of effort it's only going to be like 5 million homes but it has started

-there are a few more things going on and I'd like to see that we do have an issue with them every few minutes and it's not acceptable I will start doing something every few minutes

-there are other things happening and they're very sizable the atmosphere in Charlotte county is changing to some sort of hustle and bustle and some sort of quick flick of the wrist and very obstinate behavior still and very ornery

-pebbles on the right additionally we are assumed they were very aggressive behavior too from old people a lot of them and it pushes the others around and they really can't take it there have been a lot of death from stress and Shawn county but the number is not significant

-lots and lots of people here I have not rested for a year and it shows and a lot of them are going to keel over they will fall over dead soon and others are going to go off and do something out dumb. And it is beginning to show

-there are a few who need to leave but really we have an issue with most of them there I've seen. And really don't have it to back it up but their job is when the houses of years too much what you're doing. Some other anomalies

-as soon as always strapped for cash he doesn't have money to pay for miscellaneous items they always trying to get him to buy stuff he don't like that and then they come by and they help him get by and we don't like that. Truthfully it's a system that doesn't help them and they're taking huge huge losses and not caring it's a different time and you'll lose but in the meantime he needs a system in place since we're going to have to put up with it and that system is beginning and they found out in the pseudo empire that the higher-ups want him to be paid the money they owe him at this time they're saying it's part of the schedule and it's our plan and we are not meeting people to him on purpose. And they started looking around and no they said it makes sense and they're working on trying to get it here and Michael too stood up and he said I hear him now who's on the influence now he didn't I said it's kind of insightful and when you try and figure it out it's not as hard it's going through all this strange guesses and hard math and timing and who was present years ago they come out and tell you what they're doing it is true it's almost pleasant but it's not it's a relief. So three of the bosses are going to try and one that might even be Bob March and Michael to Daniel and Tim Doyle's thinking about it although we don't know if he has anything so that's fun. Very subjective to it in a son and daughter say it's kind of a really tough time but it's something worth studying every day for 15 minutes and people start to think about this it's really hard everyone tries to get you not to see you start thinking of it it does work. And bja is trying to be open to it seeing that they're moving and he thinks nobody's going to move him this is going to sit there and last time was ridiculous and he probably won't do it again and doesn't have anything to sell. And ask him to do it what's not good so they're thinking it through a little but the pseudo empire is starting to latch onto it

-they're so other things happening one of them is good people are being obvious about with a few pennies at the time but it's not extremely obvious there there's a lot of pushiness going on and big groups are fighting over big things it's all about big money too and that's changing probably and changing hands from neck morlock to several other groups didn't pseudo empire including pseudo empire it's a huge effort. And we have some results Treasury and social security the payroll submissions review and the scheduled by several of them are scheduled and it's going to be a fight and it will go on for quite a while and the pseudo empire is going to see who's in the way and they're going to be so much surprised

It's mostly not their own and it's mostly not Max it's not foreigners and not us

more surely sadly we can't say it's not VGA but it's not tons of them it's not many of them

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How to Choose The Best Modular Homes Builders For You

If you are planning to purchase a modular home, the first thing you should consider is how to choose the best modular homes builders for the particular house you have in mind. There are several companies who build modular homes in North Carolina and all have their own unique way of approaching the modular building process. Remember, they will be responsible for handling all the details of constructing your modular home from the pre-construction process, on-site physical preparation, materials fabrication process and the actual installation and assembly of your modular home. Each has their own process with different timelines and financing options.

Because of this, you have to be very discerning about hiring a modular home contractor for your home to get the best possible results. First off, you should avoid settling for the very first modular home manufacturer you come across. Even if the company has a good reputation and produces quality work, that doesn't mean they are a perfect match for your particular need. They could be specializing in modular homes meant for certain locations like Florida while you need to set up a new home in Virginia. Take time to get to know the different builders and decide who offers the best options for you.

There are several other factors you should seriously consider when you are on the lookout for the right builder.

Budget The budget you have available for your modular home is a main factor in determining the type of modular home you will get and the right builders to do the job for you. There are different prices for different builders but as a rule of thumb, choose builders who deliver quality outputs for reasonable prices. You should also be on the lookout for additional perks, promos and services.

Customization options As the homeowner, you have the most reason to be specific about deciding what your home should look like, so customization is inevitable. Choose a builder who provides flexible customization options in the design, materials and other details of your home. There are a lot of modular manufacturers out there willing to accommodate even the most demanding clients. But if you have time to study some of the modular home packages by reputable modular manufacturers, you may be surprised at the attractive pre-designed plans they offer and you could end up with only minimal customizations.

Location Your location could be a factor in determining what kind of modular you should purchase. There are builders who specialize in modular homes that are best suited for a particular weather condition so you should look for builders who provide the right modular home design for your location.

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A Comprehensive Study on Prefabricated Building System Market 2020 | Strategic market evaluation by prominent Players like: Abtech, Inc., Alan Pre-Fab Building, Algeco Scotsman, ALHO Systembau GmbH, Astron Buildings, Balfour Beatty PLC, Bouygues Construction, Butler Manufacturing Company, Champion Home Builders, Inc., Flexator, Grupo ACS, Julius Berger Nigeria PLC., Kiewit Corporation, Kirby Building Systems LLC, Komatsu Ltd., L&T India, Laing O’rourke, Lindal Cedar Homes, Inc., Modern Prefab Systems Pvt. Ltd., Modular Engineering Company, Par-Kut International, Inc., Red Sea Housing Services, Ritz-Craft Corporation, Taisei Corporation, Target Logistics Management LLC, United Partition Systems, Inc., Varco Pruden Buildings, Vardhman Building Systems

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Exactly How The Residential Or Commercial Property Renovation And Also Repair Providers In London Job.

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Small Orangery Conservatories And Also Glass Conservatories.

If the land that you wish to build your sunroom on will not have the ability to be graded and leveled for construction, you will certainly have to build a mounted structure making use of concrete or concrete obstruct walls. This sort of foundation will certainly additionally set you back added money in labor and supplies in contrast to a slab structure. Take into consideration whether you would such as a yard space, which has semi-glazed walls, and a roofing system entirely covered in floor tiles.

Still others are simply light-filled areas facing the back yard. Either way, adding a sunroom to your residence is a remarkable means to update its appearance as well as optimize your living area. https://www.bromleygaines.co.uk/thame/ , however, today's sun parlors are created from erected sets that include framework pieces of steel, light weight aluminum, or fiberglass, in addition to the glass panels for the wall surfaces. Prefab sunroom additions are constructed in puzzle-like fashion, generally by certified professionals.

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Outside walls, home windows, doors, as well as roofing all require high insulation qualities to retain warmth and also awesome air during cool and warm periods. For the high cost, you obtain a real expansion of your space, regardless of weather condition. Stick-built is the shorthand term for any kind of framework that is built from the ground up.

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Assembly can be done by a homeowner, or more frequently by a specialist associated with the package maker. Another consider preparing your sun parlor's foundation is to degree or quality the area. If you are constructing a sun parlor from scratch, you will want to start with a slab structure.

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Linking your home as well as yard is an extremely preferable principle, and a yard room or orangery provides you the best chance to do this. If you are planning to have a new kitchen and also dining room expansion, think of positioning the kitchen even more back right into the house with the dining room in the polished section. Cooking area storage as well as closets will function much better against strong walls, as well as you can delight in the views right into your yard while you eat at the table. Where their frameworks contain such high proportions of glazing, they quickly enhance the connection between the indoors as well as outdoors. An expansion supplies you with a possibility to reevaluate your interiors as well as make adjustments to the format of your home, ensuring the most effective use the brand-new space.

Who is the best builder in Houston?

The top rated Home Builders in Houston are:Legion Custom Home Builders – customized home design options. Aspire Fine Homes – one of Houston's trusted home builders. Jamestown Estate Homes – leans on Old World designs for their houses. Liberty Home Builders – Mittlesteadt Estates – with a 10-year structural warranty. More items

Sun parlors can be custom-built by a regional general professional that will certainly make as well as build the sunroom to your specs. Such sunrooms have traditional stud-and-truss framing and also tile roofings, yet the walls are mainly glass, formed by patio doors or unabridged home windows. Expect a complete budget plan of $25,000 to $80,000 for a four-season area.

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Glass staircases have additionally end up being more prominent over the last few years with some stunning styles available check out Jarrods for some great suggestions on what can be achieved for your house. Samson Awnings usually just supply as well as install glass room systems to prepared bases by others and we can put together the devices usually in between 2-5 days from begin depending upon the dimension and also complexity of the device. For the purposes of pricing we will offer a couple of instances based on the Weinor Glasoase system which is just one of the finest German manufactured glass space systems available in the UK. Each system is defined, drawn and validated and after that manufactured in Germany, put together and after that unassembled and also jam-packed for despatch to the UK and then re set up onto your ready area.

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We knew when buying a Ryan Residence we would certainly be getting a residence loaded with basic and also poor quality product.

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Well we didn't understand that the real building and construction work would be of such incredibly low quality.

The possibility to customize your residence during the structure procedure (transforming the floor plan, adding in wardrobe space, or updating to state-of-the art home appliances) additionally removes the demand for any kind of major restorations.

If you're planning your dream sunroom as a room that increases the all-natural light in your home or as an area that takes advantage of lovely views, a glass roofing system is plainly a superb selection. Glass brings an aesthetically pleasing, contemporary aesthetic to modern buildings while likewise blending happily with even more standard building designs. A glass roofing system can change a hated conservatory into an area you can make use of at any time the year, allowing you to delight in the clearest sights of bright blue summer skies or star-studded evenings. Usually, a new kitchen design may include details of the kitchen cabinetry, device arrays, lighting schemes, worktop product options as well as electrical outlets.

In this situation, it refers to house enhancements, area additions, and also other bump-outs that are built from timber, concrete, glass, house sheathing, as well as shingles-- nearly every element that is utilized when building a home. These enhancements may have full basements underneath them in regions where that is the standard. A real room enhancement need to have full electric solution and also COOLING AND HEATING service. This kind of space addition adds to the main square footage of your home.

Usually, we serve as spacial designers and assist clients to both include as well as repurpose their existing surrounding areas into the brand-new extension. While you can make use of orangeries and also yard spaces to produce private, self-contained areas, most people like to knock through walls, expand openings and produce a beautiful, open-plan kitchen as well as dining-room. At first, focus on exactly how the surrounding spaces are prepared throughout your primary residence and also think of exactly how you use the different rooms. A glass area is an expansion of the garden instead of an extension of your residence, implying it's designed to enable you to use your garden as well as outside space for a a lot longer duration of the year.

What are the 3 types of construction?

In general, there are three sectors of construction: buildings, infrastructure and industrial. Building construction is usually further divided into residential and non-residential.

The truth that these are "sets" does not mean that assembly is an easy DIY job, although lots of property owners have successfully assembled them. A prefab sun parlor is created and also produced off-site then is shipped in items to your house packed in flat cartons.

Small Orangery Conservatories As Well As Glass Conservatories.

Who is the best quality home builder?

Taylor Morrison reigns again on the annual list. Taylor Morrison ranks highest in trust among national home builders, according to Lifestory Research's recently released Most Trusted 2017 Home Builder Study.

Nowadays, houses are constructed to much more effective criteria and anything built after 2004 will certainly be more difficult to update. But remember that you can specify any kind of door to be integrated into the structural glass setup. Glass Box Extensions can incorporate any kind of variety of accessibility openings from our slim framed moving door system, bi-fold door collections, to bespoke flush polished hinged doors and also even more. Within the sunroom category, though there are two subcategories.

According to the International Energy Conservation Code, any conditioned living space can not have more than 40 percent of the wall room offered over to glass home windows. This project can include any kind of indoor area where the light comes in through many windows. Solariums are more like greenhouses, featuring complete wall surfaces of windows.

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A yard area is optimal if you desire your expansion to appear like it is part of your major residential property, by making certain the ceramic tiles, brickwork as well as other details match. An orangery consists of a greater proportion of glazing, with a roof covering light built on a flat roof and also semi-glazed wall surfaces. Rather than feeling cold in the winter season or stuffy in the summer season, they are comfortable as well as inviting living areas throughout the periods.

Is Kolter Homes a good builder?

try here has been a member of the BBB since 2005 and has an A- rating, which is pretty much the equivalent of “batting a thousand” in baseball terms – or in non-sports terms, that's a pretty great rating for a builder.

As a sunroom is completely protected with a solid flooring they are heatable therefore can be utilized throughout the year. At a cost between $30,000 as well as $75,000, a solarium is a glass room that holds true expansion of your outdoors area. Even the roofing is glass, making it ideal if you intend to appreciate nature from the comfort of your home. The steel framework must be solid sufficient to sustain the glass throughout the wall surfaces as well as ceilings. You might be extra knowledgeable about the idea of a home sun parlor than a house solarium.

How important is the UK construction industry?

The construction sector contributes £117 billion to the UK economy, 6% of total economic output. There are 2.4 million jobs in the sector, 7% of UK total.

Contractors and engineers have a tendency to utilize the term "sunroom" to refer to any room with huge windows. Sunrooms have standard roofings like the homes they're connected to, as well as the windows extend side-by-side across the wall surfaces but do not extend floor to ceiling. Based in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire; Bergson & Eaton have over 40 years' experience in making, making and also installing substitute roof coverings, windows and doors as well as bespoke conservatories and also orangeries. Come and also see our Aylesbury display room where you can see the quality of our products up close.

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