Remote Work and Cabin Fever Symptoms
Hamoun Niknejad2024-09-19T23:59:18+00:00IntroductionIn our rapidly evolving world, the architecture industry has witnessed a transformative shift – the widespread adoption of remote work. This blog post embarks on a journey into the realm of remote work in architecture, shedding light on its nuances and uncovering a growing concern: cabin fever. Table of Contents Toggle IntroductionUnderstanding Remote Work for ArchitectsWhat is Cabin Fever?The Connection Between Remote Work and Cabin FeverIsolation and Loneliness:Monotonous Environment:Blurred Boundaries:Lack of Nature:Reduced Physical Activity:Coping StrategiesCreate a Dedicated Workspace:Maintain a Routine:Connect Virtually:Embrace Nature:Set Boundaries:Stay...
The definition of Smart Home
Hamoun Niknejad2024-09-19T23:59:11+00:00Imagine after a tiring workday, when you arrive home, you open the door using your fingerprint or your own voice and enter.Just as you settle on the couch, using an app on your mobile device, you balance the temperature of your home, pull the curtains aside, turn on the lamps and television, and with the same app, you even switch TV channels! If you have the patience, you also water the garden in your backyard. In this article, we delve...
Loft Apartment and it’s Characteristics
Hamoun Niknejad2024-09-19T23:59:02+00:00Hey there, urban explorers! Have you ever walked into a friend's apartment and felt an immediate "wow" from the open space, the towering ceilings, and that raw, industrial vibe? Yep, you were probably in a loft apartment. But what exactly is a loft apartment? Let's dive in and uncover everything you need to know about these trendy living spaces. Table of Contents Toggle What is a Loft Apartment? History of Loft Apartments Key Features of Loft Apartments High Ceilings Open Floor Plans Industrial Aesthetic Large Windows Types of Loft Apartments,...
Certificate of Occupancy and TCO in NYC
Hamoun Niknejad2024-09-19T23:58:56+00:00A Certificate of Occupancy (CO) is very important in the field of real estate in New York City. It serves as a crucial document that confirms the legal use and occupancy of a building, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, Building codes, Zoning, and regulations. The CO is essential for both new constructions and existing buildings that undergo changes in use or occupancy. Without a valid CO, no one can legally occupy a building, making it a pivotal element in real...