The National Association of Realtors' “2022 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers” provides interesting insight about the people most likely to remodel their homes. Like much of the research we read, our observations are validated.

At Vanderbilt University’s expansion project in the Southeast, collaboration and cooperation among the construction management firm, window and door manufacturer, and installation contractor resulted in several stunning projects recreating the look of the surrounding century-old buildings. All totaled, Hope’s Windows, Inc. supplied over 1,200 unique windows made from custom hot-rolled steel profiles and nearly 100 high traffic and fire-rated door assemblies made from 10 and 12 gauge cold-rolled steel.

Architectural Delight Presents A Fireside Chat With Catherine Connolly The Moral Importance of Craft December 15th | 12:00 PM EST

Mosaic tiles add beauty to buildings and beyond.

Harrison Design and team build a parish on a budget in Peachtree Corners Georgia.

Roofing materials that have stood the test of time and…weather.

Working with model codes to encourage building rehabilitation.

A look at historical doors—challenges and solutions to entryways.

Specialty companies turn antique timber into board feet underfoot.

Steel windows and doors, with their striking aesthetic appeal, are by far the most resilient option. Indeed, it is the strength of solid, hot-rolled steel that enables the graceful, slender sightlines, larger lites of glass, design flexibility, and weather and impact resistance that gives steel windows and doors their remarkable combination of both strength and visual appeal.

Seemingly small masonry repairs make a big impact.

Historic door accoutrements define the style and character of your door.

Hinges are part of every door, permitting the door leaf to open and close. They are used on entrances, cupboards, casement windows, pianos, and smaller objects, such as jewelry boxes.

The National Association of Realtors' “2022 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers” provides interesting insight about the people most likely to remodel their homes. Like much of the research we read, our observations are validated.

The fireplace has a unique place in design history, an obsolete technology that has an enduring grasp on our warmth, comfort and well-being.

Get Out There and Look at Some Buildings!

A building is more than a mere functional apparatus. Its form points to its role in the civil life, and when it belongs to the traditions that guide the pursuit of the common good it facilitatesthe individual’s pursuit of happiness.

AIA and NAHB Forecast Remodeling Market Buoyancy.