Our choice of a home shapes our daily patterns, impacts our health, and influences how we connect with others. In this blog, we will delve into why housing is more than shelter and explore

Atriums, once a popular feature in mid-20th-century homes, are making a comeback in modern architecture. They offer a unique way to bring natural elements and light into your home. Even if you don’t

Green spaces are highly sought after for their aesthetic appeal in a community. However, they also play a role in enhancing the value of all real estate. I will share how green spaces weigh in on the marketing of both commercial and residential properties. 

Sustainability and regeneration have quite different definitions. For those in Real Estate, the latter is of particular significance. In this article, I will share my perspective and explain why regeneration

Biophilic design is increasingly popular with luxury real estate, businesses, homeowners, and other organizations. This nature-based principle adds to a building’s value by improving the occupants’ experience. (The term was coined by E. O. Wilson (1929–2021), one of our greatest natural scientists.

Transitional spaces are essential to the sustainable design of buildings. They connect the inside and outside and are aesthetically pleasing and practical.

Do you know what a water cistern is? The Romans did, and most of our grandparents would probably nod their heads. In this article, we will discover why water cisterns might begin to be more common in Real Estate and how water knowledge will benefit you and

Tiny houses have shown up in sustainable housing conversation by offering housing alternatives. Tiny Houses were big news in 2008 when the housing market turned south.

The term green space is used most often in urban design and refers to an area of land, either publicly or privately owned, that is predominantly covered in vegetation, grass, trees, or other

Biophilic design has become increasingly popular among luxury real estate, businesses, homeowners, and organizations as a means of improving their buildings’ occupants’ experiences.