A survey of architects reveals rising demand for home offices and outdoor living spaces but slumps in requests for the kinds of upscale features popular before the recession."Continued troubles in the housing market are limiting interest among homeowners in special features, advanced systems, and upscale products," says the American Institute of Architects chief economist, Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA. "Other than outdoor living areas and home offices, few special function rooms are attracting attention."
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