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YOUR HOME YOUR WAY n THE BRANDON SUN n SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2024
Incorporation of natural wood timbers both inside and outside the home is a prevalent design preference among many homebuyers. (Submitted photos)
Bungalow-style homes with a garage are ideal for many homebuyers.
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becoming increasingly urgent,” he said, “it’s refreshing to see builders prioritizing energy ef- ficiency and sustainability.” Omole recognizes the im- portance of investing in green technologies, not only for the benefit of the environment but also for the long-term cost sav- ings it offers homeowners like himself. He envisioned a fu- ture where sustainable homes are the norm, contributing to a healthier planet while provid- ing comfort and affordability for residents. In addition to catering to design preferences, Peters added builders in Brandon are adapting to meet the growing
demand for amenities and sus- tainable building practices. “We are putting a lot more emphasis on building envelopes and the science behind the ef- ficiencies of a home,” he said. “With home heating and cool- ing costs increasing, this is su- per important to our clients to make sure their home operates affordably and efficiently.” Sustainable building prac- tices, such as solar and geother- mal technologies, he observed, are gaining traction in the con- struction of homes in Brandon. “We live in an environment that has 60-degree swings in temperature throughout the year,” Peters said. “So, there
are many different options out there to attain an energy-effi- cient home.” As the housing market in Brandon continues to evolve, he said, builders and design- ers are committed to staying abreast of emerging trends and meeting the diverse needs of homebuyers. “Whether it’s incorporating bold design elements or imple- menting sustainable building practices, the focus remains on creating homes that blend style, functionality and efficiency for modern living,” Peters added.
“As a growing family, we needed a home that not only looked great but also func- tioned well for our daily lives,” she said. “Practical layouts that maximize space are essential for us, and it’s reassuring to see builders in Brandon recogniz- ing this need.” Though Akin Omole does not own a home yet, he looks forward to owning one that features sustainable building practices. As an environmentally con- scious individual, Omole ap- plauds the adoption of these practices in the construction industry. “With climate change
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