A New Type of Home for Wounded Veterans

A New Type of Home for Wounded Veterans

by | Oct 26, 2011 | Accessibility, Blog

A recent article in Builder magazine called attention to the Wounded Warrior Home Project, the brain child of architect Michael Graves. Graves — who himself has been paralyzed since 2003 — wanted to design an accessible home that met the needs of the new...
A New Type of Home for Wounded Veterans

Make Your Home Ritz-ier

by | Mar 30, 2008 | Accessibility, Blog

The idea of having an elevator in a home is a relatively new one and, wouldn’t you know it, there’s now a luxury version. Inclinator® recently introduced their model, the Inclinator® LX, which makes your home look more like the Ritz. The elevator boasts...
Volunteer Handymen and Women Help Keep Elderly In Their Homes

Dog-Friendly Homes

by | Oct 30, 2007 | Accessibility, Blog

To me, home means not just the house I live in but who spends time there with me: my family and good friends. As homeowners, my husband and I have undertaken dozens of remodeling projects. Most of these projects involved updating something (that old wallpaper had to...
A New Type of Home for Wounded Veterans

The Right Tub

by | Jun 17, 2006 | Accessibility, Blog

It’s hard to appreciate the challenges presented by old age and debilitating injuries unless one has experienced them first-hand. What I can appreciate, though, is when a company comes out with a product to make life a little more manageable for those live with such...