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JP : Blog
Boys and Girls Club Renovation Progress
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Dec 13th, 2011
Construction progress photos from the Boys and Girls Club Teen Center in Grant Park.
Dunwoody Ranch Project Complete
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Nov 24th, 2011
Completed images of our Dunwoody ranch renovation and facelift.
Boys & Girls Club Renovation Progress
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Nov 23rd, 2011
The renovation and addition to the Teen Center in Grant Park is taking shape.
Duluth Basement Renovation and Backyard Progress
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Nov 22nd, 2011
A Duluth basement renovation and new backyard paradise is shaping up.
Ansley Park Kitchen Renovation Completed
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Nov 17th, 2011
Final photographs from our latest kitchen renovation in Ansley Park.
Green Building & Design Article
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Nov 11th, 2011
Green Building and Design magazine features 2 of JP's most sustainable projects.
1139 Lanier Completed Images
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Oct 31st, 2011
Images of the completed 1139 Lanier Blvd. custom home in Virginia Highlands
Dunwoody Ranch Facelift
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Oct 5th, 2011
A Dunwoody Ranch gets a front yard facelift when a new entry and courtyard takes cues from Japanese Zen garden while maintaining handicapped accessibility.
Aging in Place: The Case for Technology
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Sep 27th, 2011
Looking at technology's role in creating a lifetime home.
What’s your favorite Fall outdoor space?
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Sep 21st, 2011
Hopefully these Jones Pierce outdoor spaces can inspire you to create yours.
Multi-Functional Space: The New Housing Frontier
Posted by Jones Pierce
on Sep 19th, 2011
Whether it is the economic fall out of former homeowners expanding the rental market or retired Baby Boomers shedding the burden of maintaining houses or the increasing rental population of Millennials, rental space is in demand. Given the current situation of the post real estate bubble burst, now would be a good time to assess our living conditions and ask ourselves what should the next generation of living environments be like? Learning from our immediate past, we can safely say that over-sized homes have proven to be unsustainable from mortgage payments to utility and maintenance bills,...