Category: Featured
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Utility room or bigger kitchen: Which one is right for you?
When planning a new kitchen – or rethinking your entire ground floor layout – it can be easy to get swept up in the dream: a showstopping kitchen island, open-plan dining, maybe even a walk-in pantry. But there’s one behind-the-scenes detail that often sparks debate – the utility room. Do you carve out a separate…
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Ed Miliband’s neighbours complain about heat pump plans due to noise concerns
A planning dispute in North London has placed heat pump noise under scrutiny, just as the government pushes to expand the low-carbon technology nationwide. Residents of Dartmouth Park have objected to a proposed block of flats that includes six air source heat pumps, warning of potential noise pollution. The objections come at a politically awkward…
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A peek into UC San Diego’s Theatre District Living & Learning Neighborhood
Located atop a dramatic bluff in La Jolla, California, the Theatre District Living & Learning Neighborhood (TDLLN) addresses a critical challenge in contemporary campus design: fostering student success amid rising anxiety, isolation and loneliness. This ambitious $565 million mixed-use development is more than just residential space—it’s a dynamic, future-forward neighborhood that merges academic, cultural, and…
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What Legal Malpractice Looks Like in California
Legal malpractice occurs when an attorney fails to perform their professional duties with the required competence and care, harming the client. In 2024, payouts for legal malpractice claims reached levels that had never been seen before. According to a survey by Ames & Gough, most insurers have paid claims worth more than $100 million in…
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How Children’s new digital wall is transforming community support
Children’s hospitals have long desired creative ways to balance creating a warm, inviting environment for patients and families while also recognizing donors appropriately. Traditional donor walls serve as important acknowledgments, but with recent technological advancements, healthcare facilities now have the opportunity to transform these static installations into new, creative and interactive experiences. At Children’s Healthcare…
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Shawmut Design and Construction Wraps Up Safety Week 2025
Shawmut Design and Construction, a leading $2 billion national construction management firm, marked Safety Week 2025 with a series of nationwide events centered on Total Worker Health, reinforcing the company’s commitment to prioritizing both physical safety and mental well-being across all projects and offices. Over a thousand Shawmut employee-owners and trade partners participated in toolbox talks,…
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Eco-Friendly Pool Maintenance Tips for Idaho Homeowners
You want to preserve your pool and decrease your environmental impact? An increasing number of environmentally mindful homeowners in Idaho are moving away from traditional chlorine-based pool maintenance by choosing sustainable alternatives. The combination of Idaho’s distinctive weather conditions and increased environmental consciousness makes sustainable practices a necessity for conscientious pool owners. The good news?…
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Python for Business: Real-World Web App Uses Across Industries
Choosing the right programming language can determine the success or failure of a web application. Among the different available programming languages, Python has emerged as one of the popular across industries for web app development. Python has extensive libraries, clear syntax, and a supportive community, which makes it a preferred choice for startups, SMEs. It…
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How Rope Access Companies Are Changing Commercial Cleaning
Modern cities are filled with tall buildings and impressive structures, all of which need to stay clean and safe. Keeping the outside of these buildings in good condition is a tough job. Older cleaning methods often use heavy scaffolding or big machines that can disrupt daily life in and around the building. This is where…
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Harrison Homes’ Scott Hudson talks land, legacy and his beginnings
When Scott Hudson bought his first infill lot with his dad back in 2007, he wasn’t just building a house—he was laying the foundation for what would become one of metro Atlanta’s leading custom home builders. Since then, Harrison Homes has built more than 400 luxury residences across the North Metro region, growing from a…