Architects Cashing in on Additions, Alterations, Accessibility

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Overview: Architects say homes aren't getting any smaller, but they are more open and accessible with a greater use of informal spaces as empty-nest baby boomers and young adults drive the form and function demand for housing. In its first-ever quarterly "Home Design Trends Survey" the American Institute of Architects gathered a panel of 600 architecture firms specializing in the residential real estate sector and they discovered business isn't so bad.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2005 | Pages: 2

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