Photo Credit: Therma-Tru Doors The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed every aspect of our lives: from the way we shop, to how we work, travel and live. As part of these...
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Photo Credit: Andersen Corporation Replacing windows allows remodelers (and homeowners) to let their creativity flow, as it represents a great opportunity to transform a home. New windows can add more...
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Photo credit: Therma-Tru Doors Cottage-style homes originated in England in the late 18th century during the Romantic movement. The name comes from the British term “cotters”, which designated English farmers...
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With most of consumers still working from home and companies shifting to a hybrid work setting, 2021 saw homeowners placing great importance on the comfort of their homes. They aimed...
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Photo credit: Incredible @rt Department The idea of morphing architecture into the surrounding landscape isn’t new, and many architects before us have implemented this philosophy into their architectures. One of...
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When it comes to architectural wood doors, architects and specifiers know that there is more than strength and stability that matter. At the core of every wood door is the...
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At the WDMA 2021 Fall Conference, Kermit Baker, Chief Economist for the American Institute of Architects (AIA), took a look at several key leading indicators for the commercial and residential...
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Architectural wood doors are an essential design element of every commercial building. Properly specified wood doors can go a long way in achieving the aesthetic, performance, functionality and safety requirements...
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The benefits of natural light in office spaces are many. Studies have shown that natural light boosts mood, helps regulate the wake/sleep cycle (circadian rhythm), improves productivity and reduces eye...
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Known for his postmodern designs, architect Helmut Jahn has transformed and modernized the skyline of many places across the globe. To swerve away from the simplicity of the Miesean modernism...
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The Craftsman style home developed in California during the late 1800’s and flourished through the 1920’s, reflecting the Arts & Crafts design movement. Brothers Charles and Henry Greene were among...
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The demand for big doors continues to be driven by customers looking for that combination of size, style, performance and innovation. In the last few years, the indoor/outdoor living trend...
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