What Employees Need To Know About Mentioning Their Job On Social Media - Shafqat Dad   Hotels & Hospitality

What Employees Need To Know About Mentioning Their Job On Social Media

Home Security Tips For 2023 - Shafqat Dad  Real Estate & Construction

Home Security Tips For 2023

Shafqat Dad gives tips and tricks for hotel managers wanting to market their property on Instagram.

Shafqat Dad on Instagram Marketing Tips for Hotels

The real estate industry is dynamic and competitive, requiring professionals to be astute, adaptive, and forward-thinking. However, several common mistakes can impede the growth of a real estate clientele. Identifying and rectifying these issues is crucial for unlocking the full potential of a real estate business. Here are some prevalent mistakes that may be hindering your real estate clientele from growing:

Mistakes That Are Stopping Your Real Estate Clientele From Growing

Architectural Spotlight: Victorian Architecture

The Victorian style of architecture is centuries old, and yet the beautiful details and ornate style of these homes and buildings still fascinates people all around the world. The elegant design elements can still be found in some of today’s modern architecture. You might think of Victorian as the opposite of minimalism because the over-the-top ornate details are what this style is most known for.

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Created: 5/13/2019 11:22:19 AM

Architectural Spotlight: Victorian Architecture

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Gothic Revival Architecture is a common style that is used in luxury buildings, homes, and hotels.  It seeks to revive medieval Gothic Architecture, a movement which developed in 18th century England.  Many of the original gothic buildings were cathedrals and churches and were large structures with ornate decorations and dramatic features.

Gothic Revival began in the western world in the early 19th century, and it primarily draws elements of the original gothic style, including lancet windows, hood molds, and decorative patterns. It takes and transforms these elements to better suit more modern buildings and to balance drama and subtlety.

One of the main features was the use of tall, buttressed columns and tall, narrow windows to mimic the shape of the structure in its entirety. Initially, this was because it was used mostly in religious structures, and was reaching up toward the sky. With the revival, the technological developments of the light bulb and steel frame changed the composition. It made fewer columns necessary and resulted in the buttresses being mostly decorative features instead of structural because the steel frame could support the building. Light bulbs, as well, changed the function of the windows, as the tall windows sought to catch the sun at every point of the day and illuminate the entire building.

Gothic Revival style architecture not only enraptured England but made its way all around the world as one of the most prominent styles of the 19th century. For instance, Strawberry Hill House in London has a variety of features attributed to Gothic Revival as does Trinity Church and St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City, as does the Cathedral of Santa Maria in Florence. 

The style harkens back to a time that was different than ours in every way, socially, architecturally, technologically. When a person walks into a Gothic Revival building today, they are immediately displaced, thrown back into that era through the dramatic and striking architectural features.

Created: 7/1/2019 10:12:59 AM

Architecture Spotlight: Gothic Revival

Windows are integral parts of buildings that can contribute to giving the building an elevated touch of luxury. Architectural designers and engineers have come up with different types of windows which, once fitted, can not only allow in the much-needed ventilation and light but also contribute to the building’s decorative style. As far as the use of windows in boosting the value of buildings is concerned, three window types stand out.

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Created: 8/8/2019 10:21:25 AM

Three Types of Windows to Use in Luxury Homes

Shafqat Dad shares the top kitchen styles of the early 20th century.

Top Kitchens Styles of the Early 20th Century

Shafqat Dad is an entrepreneur and hospitality enthusiast who lives and works in High Wycombe, England. He has been working in the real estate industry for most of his life, and is the Director and CEO of S Dad Homes. Here he currently manages Buckingham Hotel, Wendover Arms, and Buckingham Laundry, a laundry service he uses at his hotels.

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