Conversation and news about smart growth, green building, and DC's best city living hot spots.
By:
EYA
September 7th, 2011
As the weather turns crisp and our tree-lined streets become canvases of red and yellow beauty, be sure to bring some of Fall's scents and colors indoors. These simple tips won't break the bank, but are sure to impart the warmth you're after.
Shopping | Old Town Alexandria
By:
EYA Homes
August 26th, 2011
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Architecture | Design | Shopping
By:
EYA Pugrant
August 11th, 2011
Living in a townhome or condo in the DC area certainly has its advantages - you're within walking distance of your favorite amenities, you live in a beautiful neighborhood, and it is often more affordable than living in a detached home. The one concession of living in a townhome, however, may be compromising on square footage. While many townhomes today are designed with open space floorplans and effective storage construction, using strategic design techniques can help make a smaller room seem spacious and airy. All homes have rooms that are limited by size, but keeping the following tips in mind can help open up your dark or small room.
Smart Growth Trends | Design | Shopping
By:
EYA Pugrant
August 8th, 2011
When you live in a neighborhood within walking distance of most necessities and public transportation, you often think twice about using your car and wasting that gas money unnecessarily. As a result, your car often sits in the garage taking up floor space, making it difficult to store miscellaneous items and walk around your garage with ease.
Smart Growth Trends | Shopping
By:
EYA Pugrant
August 4th, 2011
Dining | Recreation | Events | Shopping
By:
EYA Pugrant
August 2nd, 2011
After just a short walk north from Capitol Quarter in SE, you’ll arrive at a long-standing DC institution: the Eastern Market. A staple weekend destination since its creation in 1871, the Eastern Market is the oldest continuously run open farmers’ market in DC and attracts a wide variety of artists, craftsmen, and food venders to its Capitol Hill location.