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  A focal point wet bar, distinctive coffered ceilings and safari-themed finishes incorporated into the design for the remodeled basement in this Centennial, Colo. residence provide the family with an adventurous entertaining area.
• Out of the Ashes: Restoring a One-of-a Kind House
  Insurance restoration and remodeling of a distinguished 1935 house had burned.
• Historic Renovation
  This century-old Chicago rowhouse gets modern living and entertainment areas. The project, whose goal was to improve form and function, required design and construction know-how to work within a historical context.
• Conservatory/Sunroom Addition
  The remodeler added a glass and mahogany sunroom/conservatory that reflects the client's vision for an indoor/outdoor space.
• One View of the Future of Remodeling
  Dewhurst & Associates, a family-based custom home building and remodeling company, are not worried about their business despite the current downward spiral of the housing market. Dewhurst & Associates believes that there are reasons to believe the remodeling industry will remain strong. Take a look at what they say.
• Even Small Jobs Affect the Whole House
  When remodeling a house, take into consideration that the windows, walls, roof, foundation, ventilation, heating, cooling, lighting, and cooking are all related. Understanding how systems work together is more important now than ever.
• The Family Business
  The very first remodeling company was a family business. As long as there's a remodeling industry, there will be family businesses. But as more corporate entities, franchises and large regional firms emerge on the landscape, the question begs to be asked: what is the future of the small, family-run remodeling business?
• Rx for an Old House
  Remodeler turns a historic Doctor's office space into an open, finely crafted kitchen-family area
• Three-Season Screen Room
  With its combination of rustic finishes and discrete modern amenities, the new screen porch on this Minneapolis, Minn. bungalow provides its owners with a functional indoor/outdoor retreat that complements the century-old home's simple architectural style and meets their entertaining needs at the same time.
• The Push for Greener Home Remodeling
  Green remodeling practices have become more popular as homeowners cope with ever-increasing energy costs, health concerns and diminishing natural resources.
• Recycle When You Remodel
  When remodeling a home, there is often a large amount of construction waste. NARI’s Green Remodeling program offers remodeling contractors across the country a unique opportunity to incorporate cost-saving and earth-sustaining green concepts into their clients’ homes. Here's how.
• Landscape Architects Announce 2008 Awards
  The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has announced the recipients of its 2008 Professional Awards. Here’s a look at these distinguished award-winning projects.
• Remodeling with Ductless, Mini-Split Heat Pumps
  Ductless mini-split heat pumps make room additions and HVAC replacements on small homes easier
• Art Deco Bathroom Adds Unique Character to Bungalow Remodel
  Homeowners wanted the remodeled master bathroom to make a bold statement; art deco proved the way to go.
• Championship Kitchen Remodel
  A small bland kitchen's floor plan flips to create the perfect space for old-European style. The owner, a real-estate agent, had been inside scores of houses in the area and was determined to make her remodeled kitchen and family area different from the norm.

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