Choosing flooring for your condo building is much more complicated than finding a great looking product! From moisture to durability and cost, many other factors influence your flooring purchase. Ask yourself the following four questions [...]
Humidity is typically only thought of when it causes discomfort on hot, sticky, summer days. But as a condo building owner or manager, humidity can have greater negative implications than physical discomfort – it can [...]
As an integral part of interior design, lighting plays a crucial role in creating a functional, stylish space. The ambiance of a room and its perceived size are also contingent on the amount of light [...]
Our team of experts enjoyed learning about the daily challenges you face as hardworking Board members. We hope you enjoyed chatting with us and taking home some fun swag. Please don't hesitate to reach [...]
Think about how much information is displayed to you each and every day. From advertisements and emails to social media, our brains are constantly presented with information to read and process. The information displayed throughout [...]
You’re not the only one to get nervous when the term “annual fire inspection” gets mentioned. Many other Condo Management Board Members and Condo Property Managers experience some type of anxiety, too! Wondering what the best way is to [...]
No longer can condo corporations put off making their buildings more inclusive. With the government’s goal of making Ontario barrier-free by 2025, many condo corporations are already implementing accommodation changes into current refurbishment projects. Legislation [...]
Although traditionally used for hosting holiday gatherings, a condo’s party room has become a space that is now much more multi-purpose. From hosting meetings and card games to dinner parties, creating a room that serves [...]
Many times, improper lighting can make a room too bright, too dark or create a glare issue. Other times, the tone of the white light is not suitable for a particular space. Known as colour [...]
Since February 2016, three serious multi-residential fires have occurred in the Toronto area. Although the specifics regarding the blazes differed, all three fires shared one similarity: the fuel source was furniture. After identifying this pattern, it [...]
