Maintenance and upkeep in common areas are indispensable for several key reasons. They preserve the aesthetic appeal of the community, ensuring a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. Additionally, regular maintenance extends the lifespan of common area assets, saving costs in the long run. Furthermore, it promotes safety by addressing potential hazards promptly. Ultimately, maintaining common areas reflects a commitment to the well-being and satisfaction of residents, fostering a sense of pride and unity within the community.
The Great InBetween
Life happens at the intersections and thresholds, and we believe these intermediate curvspaces are the new frontier for our homes, workplaces, common and communal areas.
We love hallways, porches, stoops, staircases, rooftops, yards, driveways and waiting rooms. All the places you already are, before you get where you're going.
And we want to inspire you to make curvspaces look, function, and feel better, for ourselves and each other.
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Life happens at the intersections and thresholds, and we believe these in-between curvspaces are the new frontier for our homes, workplaces, common and communal areas.
We love hallways, porches, stoops, staircases, rooftops, driveways and waiting rooms. All the places you already are, before you get where you're going. And we want to inspire you to make curvspaces look, function, and feel better, for ourselves and each other.
