Having trouble remembering to water a plant? Put it in the one place that it's guaranteed to get water - the shower.
Friday Findings - August 18th Edition
Today we're looking at architecture and design choices that are intended to benefit pedestrians.
6 Practical Ways to Provide Delightful Shade on Your Patio
We’ve uncovered the 6 ways that restaurants and bars can allow their clientele to enjoy the sun while remaining protected.
Can a Playground Promote Fitness for Children and Adults?
While most people believe that playgrounds are just for use by children, lately a playground has proved to be opportunistic for children and adults alike.
Do Architects Need to Make Communities Healthier?
Examine how Public health organizations plan to make cities obsolete of causing chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, asthma and anxiety.
Remarkable Proposal for Handling Urbanization in the Desert
While natural materials like wood and bamboo have increased in popularity recently, Magnus Larsson has looked to a different kind of natural resource - sand.
Friday Findings - August 11th Edition
In this edition of Friday Findings, we're looking at urban design and how changing trends in transportation are influencing design changes of urban landscapes.
You Need to Consider Pets When Designing a Home
When designing a home it can be difficult to consider a pet. Luckily, the design choices outlined in this artilce help make a home pet friendly.
Why It's Time For You To Reclaim Your Living Room
View these tips on how to make your living room the most used room in the house again.
Do You Know What Makes Commercial Areas Popular?
Explore the 5 strategies that commercial areas have implemented to become more experiential and desirable to shoppers.
What Happens When Cities Plan for Distracted Smart Phone Users?
Learn how some cities are combating smartphone use by installing traffic lights on the ground.
Friday Findings - August 4th Edition
This week we decided to take a look at some of the current construction methods and influences on the construction process.
Should You Design an Energy Saving Building?
In this article we explore the benefits of building an energy saving building for not only the environment but for the community.
Why We Need to View Cities as Being Complex Systems
The design of cities haven't changed much since the 1950's. They are not safer, healthier, or adapting to our recent needs. It's why it's time for a change.
Keeping the Summer Fun: The Convenience of Gates
Summer is the perfect time for soaking in the summer sun, a BBQ with friends, weekends spent by the pool and nights sitting by a flickering fire. Many look forward to the relaxation and socialization that comes alive in the summertime but don't stop to consider how summer could get just a little better with a gate.
Friday Findings - July 28th Edition
This week we've decided to explore some trends in interior design, millennial culture, and home design.
Who Will be CADdetails Manufacturer of the Month for August?
Vote for the CADdetails Manufacturer of the Month for August!
Is There a Limit to How Tall a Building Can Be?
While the competition for the world's tallest building continues, many have stopped to wonder if we have seen the end of tall buildings.
Will This X-Ray Machine Help You See Rust?
A new company is working towards machinery that can detect corrosion in steel structures like bridges despite them being encased in concrete.