Modern Home Builders
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Modern Home Builders not only reports on the vital areas that form the bedrock of contemporary home construction – materials, labor and land, design, interior and exterior finishes, kitchens, bathrooms, roofing and flooring, lighting, landscaping, and HVAC for example – but also covers hot topics and trends such as new technology, energy efficiency, and the eco agenda, customer communication, real estate sales, and rentals, permits and legislation.
These features are accompanied by company profiles that shine a spotlight on the specific capabilities, services, and successes of individual businesses.
The magazine is ideally positioned to reach the movers and shakers in the North American home building industry, representing a source of a quality editorial that shares insights from business leaders and promotes the activities of some of the world’s leading firms and specialists. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesFrom secret speakeasies to five-star craftsmanship, Aliversa blends reputation with variety to deliver luxury in Colorado
Hidden in a lavish pool house in Northern Colorado, a secret staircase descends into a saloon-style speakeasy. The floor opens from the push of a button to reveal an entire bar, along with pool table and wet bar, tucked beneath the 2100-square-foot pool house that anchors an 8500-square-foot mountain-modern residence.
Steve Cury Construction has built a reputation for creating unique custom homes and renovation projects
From Jupiter and West Palm Beach to Palm Beach Island and the towns in between, Steve Cury Construction builds one-of-a-kind homes from the ground up, alongside a busy roster of high-end renovations and additions. Originally focused on crafting boutique residences and spec homes in prestigious waterfront communities, the business has evolved since its foundation in 2003, and it now delivers full-service solutions such as luxury renovations and home additions.
Bluewater Construction redefines luxury homes through innovation, exceptional team culture, and unwavering craftsmanship for discerning clients
Bluewater Construction was started by my father-in-law over 20 years ago,” begins Mike Marciniak, owner and President. “After college, I went into multifamily development and started a property management company. He was helping me build multifamily projects, and through that process I became more involved in construction.
Thomas Knuckey highlights what builders should look for in roofing
According to the World Green Building Council, the construction sector accounts for nearly 40 percent of global carbon emissions, and that figure has put every corner of the industry under a microscope. Architects, developers, and builders are being asked by clients, regulators, and homeowners themselves to substantiate the sustainability claims attached to the products they specify. That scrutiny is healthy, but it has also exposed a problem.
Sydney Katz discusses creating homes that work harder
Luxury in residential design is no longer defined by excess. Today, the most successful homes are those that quietly improve daily life through thoughtful planning, intentional layouts, and spaces that support the many ways people live. Beauty still matters, but increasingly it is paired with function, creating homes that feel effortless to use while remaining deeply personal. Over the last several years, homeowners have developed a different relationship with their homes.
Pine Creek Construction is approaching its 20th anniversary, distinguished by its planning, relationships, and disciplined growth
As Pine Creek Construction (Pine Creek) prepares to celebrate 20 years in business, the company marks another milestone with a Gold Best in American Living Award (BALA) from the National Association of Home Builders – one of the industry’s highest honors. The award recognizes Pine Creek’s recent whole-house remodel of a 4,200-square-foot, mid-1970s Tudor-style home in Dunwoody, Georgia, transformed into a modern-day Tudor.
With a people-first approach to building, Burkhart Brothers Construction continues its rise as one of Newport Beach’s leading luxury home builders
For nearly 20 years, Burkhart Brothers Construction (Burkhart Bros) has earned a reputation for crafting exceptional custom homes throughout Orange County’s most distinguished coastal communities. Founded in 2007 by brothers Bryan and Mark Burkhart, the boutique luxury home builder has built its business around a highly personalized approach, guiding clients through every stage of the process, from pre-construction planning to final handover.
Daley Design + Build creates custom residences through design, construction, transparency, and innovation leadership
Nestled among the century-old estate homes of Indian Hill, one of Cincinnati’s most exclusive communities, Daley Design + Build helps shape the area’s next architectural chapter. Founder and owner Graeme Daley leads this boutique design and build firm, creating highly customized residences that blend historic influence with modern living.
How McKelvey Homes combines 125 years of heritage with forward-thinking homebuilding and lasting quality
For more than 125 years, McKelvey Homes has demonstrated that success is earned through continuous innovation, uncompromising quality, and trusted leadership. As the oldest residential homebuilder in the St. Louis region, it has played a defining role in shaping the area’s skyline, from early commercial and residential developments to pioneering projects that helped establish the city’s growth.
The home building industry is changing fast. Ian Cohen asks: are you keeping up?
I have spent years working alongside contractors, builders, and inspectors, and one truth has never changed: time is money. What has changed is how much time the industry is losing and how clearly the solution is right in front of us. Home builders today are facing a perfect storm. Rising project demands are outpacing traditional workflows. Labor shortages make it harder than ever to keep projects on schedule. Meanwhile, the pressure to cut costs and deliver faster has never been greater.