If you have been thinking of building a new home or remodeling in Boulder, you may have heard rumors about Boulder’s stringent building codes regarding energy. A question we are frequently asked is how to understand Boulder’s energy requirements for any particular project and how these. Read more »
There is no question that a college education is necessary, and even somewhat mandatory, these days. Following thousands of hours of hard work and limited sleep, more than two million students leave college with either an associate’s or bachelor’s degree each year. With all of the emphasis. Read more »
As gathering place and focal point, the fireplace symbolizes security and community and adds warmth and ambience to any room. No longer limited to traditional materials and design, fireplaces have become focal points in the overall home aesthetic. Wood burning fireplaces, gas log inserts (installing. Read more »
As the baby boomers reach their golden years, the design process for residential homes is shifting to a more conservative strategy. Universal design is known as the “design for all” approach, and is becoming especially popular with those who want to. Read more »
With the housing market doing well, especially in Boulder, flipping homes seems to be a successful way to make money. Flipping homes can be exciting, but also intimidating. We came up with a few tips to successfully flip a home and make a decent. Read more »
LEED, which stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a green building certification program that strives to push the way we construct and design buildings. LEED certification can be applied to all types of construction models – building & design, interior design, building. Read more »
All of us “Boulderites” are familiar with Central Park, Civic Park, or Bandshell Park as some refer to it. Located in the heart of downtown Boulder, this urban park nestles in next to the Farmer’s Market on 13th, and extends west to the Library.. Read more »
