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3 top myths of wooden window. Many house owners think about replacing windows, but only a few know what type of glass unit to install.

How much insulation do you need? There is no doubt your home is/will be one of the biggest investments in your life

How to make your living room instagram-worthy? How often d you take photos in your living room with the intention of posting on Instagram

How to create communication campaign for architects. Information is key when it comes to marketing, especially for architectural firms

Top architecture trends of 2020 that will be carried forward in 2021. we are ready to move to the new year with a fresh eye – read on

Top Architects on YouTube to Follow. When it comes to architecture there is no limits on how much you can learn. A smart architect will know how to be creative without any compromises on quality.

Lark Hill Primary School modular classroom extension is one of those projects that makes a contractor feel proud. Contractor MTX Education note the successes of their team in realising the brief

On the hunt for somewhere fun and unusual to go? Try Glasgow’s Panopticon; one of the UK’s oldest musical halls. Find out more about this iconic venue here.

Glasgow’s Burgeoning Modern Property Market. The UK’s property market is looking to trend positively into 2020 and beyond, and one of the best areas for investors to look towards is Scotland-based, specifically in Glasgow.

Why Do People Hate Modern Architecture? There are some valid and very compelling reasons why many people dislike Modern Architecture. A point of clarification – in this article we are referring to Modern Architecture with a Big “M”

A beginner’s guide to efficient home heating. With the Green Homes Grant scheme providing homeowners with an added incentive to invest in the future of their homes, interest in home heating improvements has never been higher

Sporting crisscrossing stripes in a range of colours, tartan is an instantly recognisable pattern. It comes with a rich history, too. The Falkirk design is the oldest recorded scrap of tartan, dating from the 3rd century, but tartan as we know it was not commonly worn in Scotland before the 16th century.