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Ten Important Things to Consider When Building a Residential Home in 2026
Building a new home is one of the most exciting — and financially significant — projects many people will ever take on. As we move through 2026, the residential construction landscape continues to evolve with new technology, sustainability standards, and homeowner expectations shaping the way modern homes are designed and built. Building a home in 2026 means designing for a future marked by climate change, rapid technological advancement, evolving lifestyles, and stricter bui
6 days ago


Watkins Architect Partners With Blue Mountain Wildlife
Watkins Architect was approached by Blue Mountain Wildlife to draft a new plan for the future Kernsville Dam Recreation Area. Starting in 2001, Blue Mountain Wildlife set a goal to preserve the Kernsville Dam and the associated desilting basin. Multiple plans were proposed and updated over the years. Now, Watkins Architect has been tasked to create a new vision for the land. The first draft of the proposal is pulled from ideas collected from the Officers and Directors of Blue
Feb 1


Why a Project Feasibility Study Matters for Clients in Architectural Design
When planning an architectural project—whether it’s a new home, office building, or commercial space—the excitement of design possibilities often takes center stage. However, before diving into detailed plans, one critical step evaluates if your vision is achievable: the project feasibility study. What Is a Feasibility Study? A feasibility study is an early-phase evaluation that determines whether your proposed project is practical, cost-effective, and compliant with regulati
Jan 1
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