Category: Outdoor Living Spaces

COMMENT: Playing outside is important for children, even when it's cold –

By Sara Allen Taylor Colder weather is just around the corner, but that doesn't mean outdoor play for young children should be postponed until spring. Heart Network's Creating Healthy Schools & Communities (CHSC) program, funded by a grant from the New York State Department of Health, works to increase access to healthy food and physical… Continue reading COMMENT: Playing outside is important for children, even when it's cold –

Marriott's latest offering takes you into the great outdoors

Last month, we discovered that some of the biggest players in hospitality wanted to offer their customers accommodation options that weren't necessarily traditional hotels – and that offered them close to nature. This year, Marriott also partnered with Sonder to expand the types of accommodations travelers can choose from. This week, Marriott made another announcement… Continue reading Marriott's latest offering takes you into the great outdoors

Midrise apartment project in Bellevue is currently under review

Broadstone 200, rendering: urban architecture A new apartment building called Broadstone 200 is currently under consideration for the 200 112th Avenue NE location. The project involves the demolition of an existing three-story office building and its replacement with two interconnected residential towers. One tower will be eight stories high, the other nine stories. The project… Continue reading Midrise apartment project in Bellevue is currently under review

Green spaces, great schools and urban access: why Talia is the region's next hotspot

Mesquite is located on the eastern edge of Dallas, well located on four major highways and just 15 minutes from downtown Dallas. Imagine a carefully planned neighborhood with tree-lined streets, walkways and parks that blend seamlessly into the natural landscape – all just minutes from world-class schools and urban amenities. Living in Talia, a new… Continue reading Green spaces, great schools and urban access: why Talia is the region's next hotspot

DPS Skis introduces Pisteworks carving skis

DPS Skis, the US-based ski manufacturer known for its groundbreaking aerospace-grade carbon technology, announces Pisteworks®, a dramatic redefinition of the alpine carving ski. Pisteworks® is the first full carbon piste ski from carbon ski experts DPS. Carbon's properties – lively recovery, efficient energy transfer and tremendous durability – are ideal for a high-performance carving ski.… Continue reading DPS Skis introduces Pisteworks carving skis

Kimberly Guilfoyle will call this her home in Athens

The U.S. Ambassador's official residence in Athens, Greece, commonly referred to as Jefferson House, serves as both the ambassador's residence and a venue for diplomatic events. The exterior of the residence in Athens, Greece where the US Ambassador resides. Athens University And it will soon be home to former Fox News personality, prosecutor and Donald… Continue reading Kimberly Guilfoyle will call this her home in Athens

The Metropolitan Museum unveils first images of Frida Escobedo's new wing

A modern wing for the metropolis' historical art museum The Metropolitan Museum of Art has unveiled the design for its new modern and contemporary art wing Frida Escobedo Studio. This groundbreaking project was led by the first woman to design a grand piano museumThe Met's 154-year history will expand the Met's capacity to exhibit 20th… Continue reading The Metropolitan Museum unveils first images of Frida Escobedo's new wing

Provence Holidays reveals the top 5 villas for 2025

Provence Holidays has compiled a list of the five best villas for rent in 2025, offering something exceptional for every traveler. Whether you are a family looking to stay in the heart of a charming Provençal village, an adventurer looking to explore scenic hiking trails, or a foodie longing for a stroll to the nearby… Continue reading Provence Holidays reveals the top 5 villas for 2025

As temperatures drop, staying warm can be an obstacle for Augusta homeowners affected by Helene

As temperatures continue to cool, homeowners who suffered damage from Hurricane Helene face additional obstacles to staying warm. “The damage to our house was pretty extensive,” said Martinez homeowner Margie Britt. “We had three or four trees fall on our house. “We have three bedrooms upstairs and they all have holes in the ceiling. Our… Continue reading As temperatures drop, staying warm can be an obstacle for Augusta homeowners affected by Helene