ARCHITECTS

Blurring Indoors and Out: New Ways to Connect with Nature

Architects share how they blend indoor and outdoor living spaces in their projects — and how innovative glass doors have opened up a world of options.

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BUILDERS

Sustainability: A 360-Degree View

Builders want to make smarter window and door choices to improve their homes’ energy efficiency and minimize their impact on the planet.

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ARCHITECTS

Blending Architecture with Nature: The Beauty and Benefits of Biophilia

Explore the top strategies architects adopt as they bring nature into their designs.

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Value Engineering

Windows with Purpose: Merging Strength, Style, and Sustainability

Amid climate concerns, the building industry’s response is becoming more sophisticated. Windows are at the forefront of this evolution.

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ARCHITECTS

Elevate Your Professional Journey with Continuing Education Courses

Enhance your skills, stay up to date with trends, and ensure regulatory compliance with our on-demand and in-person CEU courses.

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Tim Winter of Paradigm Building Group discusses one memorable success story It can sometimes happen that a new build and a remodel converge, making it hard to tell where the one begins and the other ends. Paradigm Building Group, a full-service design-build construction firm based in northern Virginia, recently completed just such a project for a client in Falls Church. Specialists in custom homes and large-scale additions and renovations, Paradigm ended up taking the client’s existing home down to the foundation, collaborating with the owner on a new design that completely reimagined the house from the ground up. “We have the ability to come alongside our client through our design process to really make it a unique and special experience,” says Paradigm founder and owner, Tim Winter. The new build reflects Paradigm’s commitment to reinventing older communities for today’s home buyer, always with an eye toward energy efficiency, attention to detail, and flexibility. Getting there…

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