Mid-century modern homes, prized for their charm, face aging infrastructure challenges. Outdated systems lead to inefficiencies and safety concerns. Upgrading HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, windows, and incorporating resilience measures such as hurricane straps and flood mitigation, ensures comfort, safety, and sustainability. These essential updates fortify vintage homes against potential hazards while retaining their distinctive charm.
Category Archives: Resilient Design
Alternative Construction Options for Building Your Home
A brief look at the choices beyond concrete block and wood framing
9 Basic Principles for Your Forever Home
Retirement is on the horizon. Are you ready? Is your home ready?
Hurricane Season: Protecting Your Home from Storm Surges
Learn to live with Mother Nature.
Rebuilding after a Hurricane: Read This First
Successful rebuilding begins with a Homeowner who is aware of the challenges and the regulations
Home Repairs after a Hurricane: Architect Recommendations
Consider some upgrades while you make repairs.
Hurricane Season: Recommended Choices for Upgrading Your Home
Hurricanes and flooding or storm surge are a fact of life in Florida. But there are some proactive choices you can make now. Pinellas County contains 233,888 single-family houses *, including Clearwater and St Petersburg. Of those, about 13,397 were built using the Florida Building Code, which went into effect March 15, 2002, and isContinue reading “Hurricane Season: Recommended Choices for Upgrading Your Home”
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