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from the wallpaper on the walls colored dall'imprescindibile the entrance room to the kitchen to view.

Farewell balcony , cheers to the kitchen over size!

Immobiliare.it : "An Italian in six wants kitchen island while the glass is transformed into a balcony or winter garden."

Society changes and with it the house we live .
Immobiliare.it, the main site in the industry, has analyzed the trends that have transformed our homes in the last 50 years discovering (or rediscovering) the rather curious things from requests made by more than 6 million Italians each month looking for a home on the web, it was found that the balcony is the first major by the needs of modern home. The increasing need for space and less time to devote himself to caring for the plants, they're turning gradually to room with windows or conservatory, and numbers in hand, now less than 18% of Italians looking for a house with balcony.

Over the past 50 years, However, there are many cases of rooms or environments that are quickly gone from being regarded as indispensable as if they were prevented the worst possible error in designing a house.

The first and most obvious example is that of the corridor. Absolutely important, in terms of space in any home built up until the eighties, then disappeared from all the floor plans of new homes becoming a synonym for''wasted space. "

same can be said for the input, particularly in buildings constructed at the turn of the '60s and '70s, there was only a passage into the house, but it was the business card of the apartment and it was same room.

In the late 80s and especially in the 90s This concept radically changed, the front door at once to the living room, the heart of the house, which is difficult to separate and become, to put it into English, living.
Another important evolution in the distribution of the living room is the kitchen, the heart and the heart of the house in Italy in the past decades, it gradually became smaller and smaller and then disappear and be incorporated into other rooms. Currently enjoying a second youth to become great, indeed, great.

Immobiliare.it According to data, whether in total 16% of those looking for home explicitly requires a kitchen "island" in the medium-high, this percentage reaches 38% and 14% of these requests come even to its brand. According

Charles Jordan, CEO of Immobiliare.it, "The basis for these changes reside economic reasons, but also spoke of social change and the growing number of single, working mother more often, and not least, the hungry for space. The kitchens 'traditional', for example, resist especially in southern Italy, while the North takes the kitchen space becomes huge and true piece of furniture and design with the "Island fires or counter-plan. The latter also a must in the '80s. "

Technological , Although it may seem strange, often makes unnecessary some circles. This was the case for the study, a room that was used until the '90s as a place for reading, listening to music or relaxation but also for professionals in particular, as a place to carry out part of their employment.

This room is typical of homes of socially medium-high, has had periods of high demand especially in the '80s, but today, in a time when the wi-fi, technology, and its portability allows work in any room, has all but disappeared from the Italian plans.

It can be said that the utility has represented a stylish estate. Especially in the north was used as a laundry and as he was already preparing for any attacks required, was obtained by sacrificing a piece of the kitchen. In the closet is crammed with everything, not just the things needed for cleaning and tidying the house, but also bags, games abandoned, dressed in carnival or boxes with Christmas decorations and figurines of the nativity scene.

In the years between '90 and 2000 , however, the washing machine comes out the closet to enter (although with less traditional forms of design) in the bathroom or even in the kitchen itself, while boxes and bags "take off" and are crammed into the ceiling (The "hunger square feet" is so great that you start thinking about how to make the ceilings, and you can) or "plunge" in basements and garages in the common areas of apartment buildings. Another fashion

real estate (especially this time "female") was one of the closet. In this case (the period when it begins to spread and the late '90s, only to establish itself strongly in 2000 and still stand in many contexts) is not always needed an extra room: With modular systems it's easy to find solutions''can be composed to measure "exploiting the walls centimetro.Possono So just a few square meters to have a space for clothes (and shoes!) comfortable, well-organized.

was then the turn of the second blind bathrooms (unthinkable in the '60s), but today a real asset (including the vendor can claim a second bathroom, maybe only 4 square feet). Even here there is no middle ground and if the second bathroom can be blind, especially in the case of medium to high range, the first often become really huge in size between 12 and 15 square meters.

Then there are the fashions to the elements of finishing, from floors to walls, doors and windows from the ceilings. Starting from the floors, each room until the 70 had a different kind of tiles from the adjacent room, then it was the turn of the carpet (now regarded as the mite heaven and dirt) and now is used almost everywhere, the floors, now popular even in offices.

similar consideration can be made for the idea of \u200b\u200bloft rooms: a few decades ago it was a habit in use, but restricted environments and needs more space available without being able to afford a bigger house, it has widespread custom. Not only by lowering the ceiling where to place bags and items of use not frequently, but you go to create, where appropriate height allows it, a real room.
final note should be made on the walls. This is the element of most house similar to his "dress" and therefore more influenced by the fashion of the moment: the tapestry that adorned the walls of the houses up to 70 years, the monochrome of the following decades until the sponge, Venetian stucco and trendy shades of our own times.
Who now has at least one wall of the house color?

[Source: Mondocasablog.com]

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's still there is a crisis or turning point?

The global economic downturn would represent a turning point for the branch of structural.

When work is plentiful, usually companies have little incentive to change their methods or strategies work. Although Europe is extremely diverse and fragmented, the structural engineering sector shares this reluctance to change by at least twenty years. A recent pan-European research conducted by Autodesk has revealed that over 64% of the studies of structural engineering continues to use pen and paper for internal communications and is based on deeply rooted traditional working methods and therefore difficult to replace and renew.
However, when work begins to run low, the change becomes an imperative for its survival.

Euroconstruct According to the research organization, the crisis that has hit the construction sector in Western Europe has been the hardest, leading to a decrease in production of 8 .8% in 2009. Many commentators agree that this situation can be a real watershed and a turning towards the adoption of new strategies for more efficient work.

Early on, in fact, some of the largest multidisciplinary studies have begun to implement the process of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to develop their projects.

Nevertheless, there are still many companies remain reluctant to the idea to change their working methods, as well as the architects with whom they work in partnership. In studies of structural engineering, usually engineers and technicians work second compartments: the first dealing with analysis and design, the latter to produce the relevant documents, using paper drawings and annotations in pencil as their primary means of communication. This way of working separately, together with low levels of sharing has a negative impact on both the communication on the work environment in general.

Only studies that are already structured as a team have begun to introduce new working practices: in these organizations, engineers and technicians no longer work in separate areas, but form of real work teams interconnected, each of which is devoted to a sector in particular, as the healthcare, residential, commercial etc..

About 80% of respondents revealed that 2D CAD technology adoption, often with specific add-on. The studies that are already structured as a team, however, are discovering the advantages of using the latest technologies with improved interconnection analysis tools, design and documentation, such as applications for Building Information Modeling (BIM) such as Autodesk Revit Structure, integrated with Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis.

The Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an integrated process based on coordinated, reliable information about a project, ranging from design to construction, to the operational phase. Through the use of BIM, architects, engineers, builders and developers can easily create documents and more coordinated digital design information. May use this information to visualize, simulate and analyze the performance, shape and cost and, finally, can deliver the project faster, more reliable, economically and with reduced environmental impact.

BIM for structural engineers following the same methodology for the entire structural design process, focusing on a digital model that can be used for coordination with architects, mechanical engineers, electrical, hydraulic and civil engineers. The model must be integrated with digital documentation of analysis, conceptual design and graphics and must be extended from design to construction. With such tools, the model building and all its views are only part of the information system. This means that changes in any part of the structure must be carried out only once, as an amendment at any point throughout the project will play automatically.

The result is a marked improvement in the level of communication and coordination between engineers and technicians and between engineering and other outside professionals involved in the project, this feature makes a difference in terms of usability and responsiveness of the system, contributing to the substantial elimination of errors of coordination and a better overall quality of the documentation.

[Source: Mondocasablog.com]