AIA Update and Continuing Education
You can't predict the weather, and as we're learning this year, you can't predict a pandemic either.
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Industry Resources for Architects...
Hey, we get it: you're busy. And it helps to have all your help in one place. That's why we've compiled a list of some of the best resources for architects, builders, remodelers, and others in the...
The 9 Foundations of a Healthy...
Recently, the Healthy Buildings Team, a program at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, created the 9 Foundations of a Healthy Building. These 9 foundations operate as a standardized,...
Building for Active Adults
It's no secret that as we age, our wants and needs change, especially around the home. Currently, as the American baby boomer generation ages, we're seeing a trend in active adult housing becoming...
It's Time To Inspire Your Clients...
If you've been with VELUX for a while, you may have noticed some changes going on with our solar-powered products. Namely, this little icon that's popping up on our site, in our catalog, and on our...
Homes of the Future: The Active...
We've talked before about the importance of being on the cutting edge of home-building trends. And today, it seems everything is trending towards smarter, spacier, and more active.
The Science Behind the Skylight
If we were to ask you to tell us what a skylight is, would you be able to tell us? Sure, you could probably tell us that it is a source for natural daylight and, maybe, you'd say a ventilation...
All About Title 24 For California...
Here at VELUX, we're a little bit on the goody-goody side. We're all about staying in line with state- and nation-wide building codes and regulations in regard to our skylights.
Sustainable Living Through...
At VELUX, we put to excellent use our most abundant natural resource - light from above - by developing, manufacturing, and marketing environmentally friendly products that provide and control...
Keeping Your Customers Dry During...
Although the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins in June each year, summer heat waves and storm fronts usually cause the worst of these tropical cyclones to make landfall between August and...
