Eric Gibs
According to the USDA, about 23 million people have insufficient access to affordable and healthy food. This is the main reason why food-related ailments like cancer, diabetes, heart disease, obesity and Type 2 diabetes are presently on the rise. More people are very concerned with the kind of food they take in order to avoid … Read more
Sleep Architecture is, actually, a term that defines the different stages and patterns of sleep. It’s based on an individual’s level of depth and psychological characteristics. In addition, it depends on the age, ethnicity, and genetic profile as well. It won’t be fair to judge the sleep architecture of one regime with other. Since, the results could differ on a grand scale. Every region and every person have a different lifestyle, and a different pattern of sleep…
In the spring of 2014 a group of friends led by foster huntington broke ground on a building project in skamania county, washington in the columbia river gorge. The project’s focal point is a multi-platform treehouse, but also includes a skate bowl and a wood fired soaking tub. The crew who worked on ‘the cinder cone’ … Read more
As bed bugs have become more resistant to insecticides, they’ve become an increasing problem in North America. Because these little insects can be transported in any type of material, from clothing to luggage, it isn’t uncommon to hear about them infesting hotels, dorm rooms, and, most terrifyingly, your own home. If you’ve had any experience … Read more
Groundbreaking modern accommodation has been inserted within the ruined walls of this ancient moated site to combine the thrill of modern architecture with the atmosphere of an ancient place. In the late 1990s, the Landmark Trust had tried to provide the site with a viable future through its usual solution of conventional restoration and conversion … Read more
The Oak Pass Main house uses an “Upside Down” program, with public spaces above the bedrooms, which are buried into the hill and beneath a green roof of edible herbs. This relatively large house at 8,000 square feet appears much smaller and carefully integrated into the surrounding landscape, which includes over one hundred and thirty … Read more
As the weather becomes warmer, and spring begins to fade into summer, more and more people begin to flock outside. There are so many things to do outdoors, especially as children begin leaving school and are eager to play. However, there is a shadow on all the excitement of being outside: Bugs. Or, more specifically, … Read more
Unless you’re the type that eats out at a restaurant three times a day, the kitchen is the hive of the household and sees a lot of traffic throughout a day. Whether you only cook a meal or two per week or are a culinary genius who thrives best in the kitchen, a functional and … Read more
Who doesn’t love the ‘Butcher Block Countertops’ in the kitchen? We all love, as they’re not only the ornament, but also facilitate us grandly during cooking. If you’ve been planning to renovate your kitchen, or even doing research on the countertop materials, the butcher block countertops are the best bet. Since, these days, they’re indeed … Read more
Dishwashers are more economical than traditional hand washing of dishes but commercially made dishwasher tablets and packets are a different matter altogether. Many commercial products can ring in at 40 to 50 cents per load, or even higher depending on the type you choose, but there is a more economical way. DIY dishwasher detergents can cost … Read more