Eva-Last is gearing up for an exciting showcase at the International Builders’ Show (IBS) 2025, taking place February 25-27 in Las Vegas. Featuring a stunning, custom-built exhibit – crafted in partnership with Ravin Builders– at Booth #SU5051 in the South Hall, Eva-Last is set to inspire industry professionals with the future of sustainable construction.
Home construction projects and renovations are an opportunity to reinvent your surroundings and create an eco-conscious space you love. Here are some ideas on how to begin.
Great spaces are great for business. There’s nothing quite like a fresh new look to spruce up your business and attract new faces. And we’re not just talking about customers either.
As the trend towards home improvement continues this holiday season, it’s time to ensure your home and garden are in top shape for all the festive fun. In the thriving home improvement market, Eva-Last stands out as the trusted expert in bamboo composite products, offering solutions for both indoor and outdoor spaces.
Water may be the source of life, but many argue that it is also responsible for over 75% of damage to buildings. As the second most common claim (29.4%) from home insurance in the United States, water damage affects around 14 000 people daily with the average insurance payout being $11,605 . And we’re not just talking about flooding.
Let’s face it – some pool areas can be, well, a bit dull. If you haven’t done any upgrades since last season, then perhaps it’s time to think about a new look for your pool entertainment space.
“Oh I do love to be beside the seaside…” Who doesn’t dream of sun, sea and sand with warm tropical climates and endless sea views as the idyllic lifestyle? But the very elements that make coastal living so appealing can turn your dream into a nightmare if you don’t choose the building materials for your beachfront property carefully.
Beachfront properties and coastal developments may be some of the most appealing projects, but they also present some of the most challenging conditions for construction. High humidity, increased exposure to sunlight and the corrosive nature of salty sea air, tropical storms with high winds and high seas mean coastal structures are subject to increased wear and tear compared to their inland counterparts. Sun, sand, sea and salt are synonymous with coastal climates that demand more durable and resilient building materials.
Who would have thought that the terms “total blackout” or “loadshedding” would ever form part of regular vocabulary? Whether caused by inadequate infrastructure or extreme weather events due to climate change, the need to transform fossil-fuel based power supplies to more sustainable sources is evident.
In the rapidly evolving and ever-expanding landscape of urbanisation, smart cities and advancements in sustainable building solutions are shaping the future of urban development and the cities of tomorrow. As populations grow and urban areas expand, the demand for sustainable, efficient, and intelligent infrastructure has never been more pressing. Enter the Fourth Industrial Revolution or 4IR.
