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NEW SURVEY RESULTS HIGHLIGHT EVOLVING TRENDS IN HOME AND PROPERTY DESIGN

significant role that building costs play. Due to limited lot sizes in older neighborhoods, many clients are scaling back their home addition/renovation projects or canceling them altogether due to rising construction costs.

However, there are still ways to achieve desired looks within existing structures. Clients are opting for cost-effective solutions such as decorative tile work and wall coverings to add personality and color. Additionally, smart appliances that save energy without sacrificing style or convenience are gaining popularity.

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Home sizes are stabilizing, and clients are looking for value in upgrades. Recent data from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Home Design Trends Survey has unveiled the latest trends in home and property design. According to the survey, the size of homes is becoming more stable, with a focus on accessibility and designs that cater to aging in place.

Outdoor spaces continue to be a priority, with outdoor living areas, indoor/outdoor spaces, and outdoor fire pits ranking high on the list. Rental units on properties, such as accessory

TURNER RECOGNIZED AS TOP CONTRACTOR BY ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD

dwellings, are also growing in popularity, along with micro-housing options. AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, PhD, Hon. AIA, noted that the overall square footage of homes is leveling off and even decreasing in entrylevel homes.

The goal now is to design smaller homes that offer better livability, taking into account the

The report also revealed the business conditions of residential architecture firms in the first quarter of 2023: - Project billings, inquiries, and design contracts showed moderate weakness. - Overall, project backlogs at residential architecture firms remain healthy. Despite weaker conditions in the Northeast and West, firms in the Midwest reported strong business conditions. The AIA Home Design Trends Survey is conducted quarterly with input from a panel of over 300 architecture firms specializing in residential design. For more information on the latest survey results, visit AIA's website.

Source: American Institute of Architecture

Engineering News-Record reports that in 2022, Turner had the highest revenue, record level of new contracts secured, and the highest value of work completed in the telecommunications/ data center market in company history.

In addition, Turner has been recognized as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for New Graduates for 2023. The recognition is based on feedback from early-career professionals who were asked about career advancement opportunities, work environment, quality of work, diversity, equity, and inclusion, whether good performance is recognized, and whether they would recommend their employer to friends and family.

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Turner Construction Company is pleased to announce that Engineering NewsRecord has recognized the company as the leading contractor in the United States for the third consecutive year. Turner is also ranked as the leading contractor in the Telecommunications sector which includes data center work for leading technology companies and corporate clients. Turner once again tops the list as the largest General Builder in the United States that includes work for clients in the healthcare, commercial building, educational, government, and hotel sectors.

At Turner, interns, recent graduates, and early-career professionals have the opportunity to work on exciting projects with people who have a passion for solving challenging problems and making a difference. They are supported with training, mentorship, and experience to build a career that matters. Anyone who walks into a Turner workspace can be at their best, be authentic, and be treated with dignity and respect. We create an inclusive environment where everyone feels connected, sees themselves represented at all levels of the company, and feels supported to reach their ultimate potential.

Source: Turner Construction

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