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Architecture articles with images & videos from real estate throughout the world of contemporary real estate, design, renovation & restoration.

What is an ‘Off the Plan’ Property and How Can you Buy One?

What exactly is OTP? When an investor buys a property off-the-plan (OTP), they’re buying properties directly from an architect or developer’s blueprint, ones that are partially or just about to be built. This is a strategy that allows them to potentially save some money and capitalise on the investment in about a year’s time. OTP […]

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5 of the Most Famous Palaces and Chateau’s in Paris, France

As one of the most visited cities on Earth today and having been at the heart of power for centuries, Paris in France features some of the largest and most famous Palaces and Chateau’s in the world.  Thus, whether you’re planning to visit Paris or are a student of design, architecture or history, these five […]

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Famous and Luxurious Casinos

Whilst online and mobile gambling are becoming more popular, they still don’t quite match up to that feeling of being in a real casino, adding a bit of sparkle, glamour and atmosphere to your gaming. The casino buzz is hard to describe, but it’s felt nowhere better than the most luxurious casinos and hotels in the world. […]

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7 Homes that are Almost Too Cool to Be Real

Some homeowners are satisfied with a house that is merely beautiful, but rather ordinary. Others seek to create or own something bit more unique. Perhaps you’ve seen homes featured in articles or on television that stunned you with their unusual features. The houses may seem like they belong in a fairy tale or the distant […]

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5 Great Castles of Scotland

2014 is a big year for the Scottish, with the Commonwealth Games being held in Glasgow and the vote for Independence in September. The Scots have a proud history and feature some of the most amazing medieval Castles in the World, many of which have featured in quintessential literature such as Shakespeare’s Macbeth, on TV […]

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6 Luxury Patio Design Ideas

Luxury can come in all shapes, sizes, color, and price. Creativity and thinking outside of the box can help make your outdoor patio design scream elegance while also staying unique to your personal tastes. Here are six patio design ideas that will show luxury and comfort can be combined to make the perfect outdoor space […]

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Don’t DIY: Remodeling Projects You Should Hire Out

According to a survey by the US National Safety Council and 3M TEKK Protection, 26 percent of homeowners completing DIY projects injure themselves or someone in their household during the process. Avoid becoming a DIY statistic by refusing to tackle projects out of your range of expertise. While DIY projects can save you money from […]

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Eco-Living – The Growing Concept of Green Homes in India

Many a times we hear the words ‘green homes’ and wonder how homes can be green.  For eco-living, green homes are smartly designed properties constructed in a special way that they demand least maintenance in the long run.  The overall damage caused to the environment is minimal and the dwellers remain healthy. India is a […]

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Speaking with Debby Speelziek – Home Building Is More Than Just a Career

“I really think a family’s home is one of the most special and sacred things there is,” Debby Speelziek begins as we sit down to talk about her career as a Canadian homebuilder. “I mean just think of your childhood home and all the warm, joyful memories that it held and provided. Is there anything […]

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Period Properties May Become the Luxury Homes of the Future

By the year 2030, period properties might be the preserve of the rich. Rising fuel prices will mean that a household in an older property will need a minimum annual income of £100,000 ($166,000 USD)* to stay out of fuel poverty (which is defined by a household needing to spend more than 10 per cent […]

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