AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, December 18, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — While many associate landscaping projects with the blooming months of spring or summer, winter is often overlooked when it comes to transforming outdoor spaces. In Austin, Texas, where mild winters provide favorable working conditions, homeowners can reap significant benefits by tackling their landscaping projects during the… Continue reading Why winter is the perfect season for landscaping projects in Austin, TX
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Announcement of the shortlist for Finland's new Museum of Architecture and Design
There were a total of 624 submissions for one of the most anticipated international architectural competitions in recent times, but only five made it to the second phase. The five shortlisted competition proposals for Finland's new Museum of Architecture and Design were shared today by Kaarina Gould, Managing Director of the Finnish Museum of Architecture… Continue reading Announcement of the shortlist for Finland's new Museum of Architecture and Design
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These Brooklyn homeowners couldn't afford to go green. Then help came.
After two decades in her century-old brick rowhouse in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, Marisol Genao was used to some quirks. For example, when she turned on the light in the kitchen, the light in the living room flickered. Before she showered, she knew she had to wait 10 minutes for the water to warm up. And… Continue reading These Brooklyn homeowners couldn't afford to go green. Then help came.
Groundbreaking assessment highlights the importance of an integrated approach to climate change, biodiversity, nutrition, water and human health
The IPBES Biodiversity, Water, Nutrition, Health (and Climate) Nexus Assessment was officially approved by 147 countries on December 16, 2024. This milestone marks the culmination of an effort advancing the CGIAR initiative on NEXUS and, before that, the CGIAR research program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE) has made significant contributions since 2019. The assessment… Continue reading Groundbreaking assessment highlights the importance of an integrated approach to climate change, biodiversity, nutrition, water and human health
Top interior design trends for 2025
With 2025 just around the corner, we asked local designers and boutique owners to identify the trends they think we'll see more of in the new year. “The combination of old and new will continue to become increasingly popular in 2025. Most of the clients I currently have are interested in combining antiques with their… Continue reading Top interior design trends for 2025
Restoring the urban fabric: Marylebone Square restores historic city block | Features
Our cities are not static entities – they evolve, adapt and often bear the scars of past decisions. While development and investment are critical to urban vitality, there is increasing recognition that repair and maintenance are equally important. Damaged urban landscapes, destroyed by decades of poor planning or neglect, can be repaired and brought back… Continue reading Restoring the urban fabric: Marylebone Square restores historic city block | Features
In the Liberties, council considers installation of fences at entrances to new Grand Canal Harbor apartment complex 'a problem'
The city council's planning department has taken a look at the fences surrounding the new Grand Canal Harbor apartment complex, said Bruce Phillips, executive director of the South Central Area. This was in response to complaints that they were violating building permits, Phillips said. “They have come to the conclusion that there is a problem… Continue reading In the Liberties, council considers installation of fences at entrances to new Grand Canal Harbor apartment complex 'a problem'
CISA requests comments on the updated National Cyber Incident Response Plan
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is seeking comments on its draft National Cyber Incident Response Plan Update. The plan describes how the federal government, the private sector, and state, local, tribal and territorial governments will coordinate to manage, respond to, and mitigate the impact of high-profile cyberattacks. The update addresses changes in the cyber… Continue reading CISA requests comments on the updated National Cyber Incident Response Plan