Home technology is on the rise, and more and more home innovations are being introduced that will make daily life easier for homeowners. Here’s what’s in store for next year in home connectivity in this article by Good Housekeeping. http://www.remodeling.hw.net/newsletter/nine-unbelievable-home-innovations-for-2017_s
Glickman Design Build Congratulates Regan Zambri Long Glickman Design Build congratulates the law firm of Regan Zambri Long on their recent $6.4 million victory over Walmart in Montgomery County, MD. Glickman was appreciative of the opportunity to contribute as an expert witness helping to win almost $1million for the client for home modifications that provide wheelchair accessibility. Russ Glickman, […]
Adding space to your home at the second or even third story can capture views, maximize square footage on a small lot and let you locate all the bedrooms on a single level. However, there are many things that need to be considered before beginning your project. Whole-house impact. The design and function of a […]
For many of us, the decision to age-in-place, or as well like to call it, live-in-place is a popular one. Staying in the homes we love as we age often necessitates modifications that combine function and style. Aging-in-place guru Russ Glickman will share creative ways to incorporate features into your remodel that are not only […]
In addition to home design and remodeling, Glickman Design Build founder, Russ Glickman, has vast experience performing home accessibility expert witness work for attorneys and their clients dealing with personal injury claims. Russ is called upon regularly by some of the most prestigious law firms in the area including: Jack Olender and Associates, Regan Zambri […]
Read about this must see recently completed Glickman whole house renovation project in Bethesda in the Potomac Almanac article “A House Expanded” – A House Expanded. A cramped, dated home is transformed into a spacious, modern abode.
More than 51 million families in America live in multigenerational homes, which has more people considering adding on to their homes to make room for parents moving in. This is a trend that is definitely becoming more and more common as less people choose to move into a nursing home. In 1970 26% of people […]