Changes to land ownership and property use rarely arrive with flashing warning signs. More often, they begin with small clues that are easy to overlook—a notice in the mail, a surveyor working nearby, a conversation with a neighbor, or a proposed development map making the rounds online. It’s tempting to assume these things don’t affect you, especially when they seem to be happening somewhere else. Continue reading When the Land Around You Starts Changing: What Property Owners Should Pay Attention To→
Planning a home installation project can be an exciting yet challenging process. Whether you’re looking to enhance your home’s curb appeal or add some much-needed improvements, it’s important to approach the task with a clear strategy. Having the right professionals on your side plays a key role in ensuring that everything goes according to plan. But before diving into the work, there are several important steps to follow to set your project up for success.
Deciding to invest in metallic epoxy flooring can transform the look of any space, but the total cost of such a project varies based on several factors. The most important elements influencing price include the size of the area, complexity of the design, preparation needs, and quality of materials used. Homeowners and contractors should also consider whether they want basic finishes or custom effects, as designs like marbling, multiple colours, or intricate patterns can increase both labour and material costs. The required preparation, existing conditions of the concrete surface, and the number of layers applied all affect the final estimate. Continue reading Factors that Influence the Price of a Metallic Epoxy Flooring Project→
Japanese multimedia artist Mari Katayama (b. 1987) uses her body and the materials she finds around her to make self portraits, embroidered objects and living sculptures. Playing with conventions of the self-portrait, Katayama creates hand-sewn sculptures and photographs that prompt conversations and challenge misconceptions about our bodies. Born with the developmental condition congenital tibial hemimelia, Katayama chose to have her legs amputated at the age of nine. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: I’m Wearing Little High Heels, I Have Child’s Feet By Mari Katayama→
