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Portland Construction Company and General Contractor Builds New Innovative Modern Green Dwellings

Modern Urban Development LLC is a Portland, Oregon based construction company specializing in Modern Dwellings and Architectural Environments with an emphasis on responsible, eco-friendly and green building practices.

2011-10-10
PASADENA, CA, October 10, 2011 (Press-News.org) Modern Urban Development LLC is Portland's premier design/build construction firm that specializes in Modern Dwellings and Architectural Environments with an emphasis on responsible, eco-friendly and green building practices. They create clean, healthy living/work environments with intuitive design to fit perfectly into their client's lifestyles and esthetics. If you are craving a new addition, remodeling a kitchen, wanting a spa style bath or envisioning yourself in a new, state of the art home or office - Modern Urban can bringing it to life. If you are a "Dwell Magazine" inspired client or are an architectural enthusiast MUD can accomplish and create your dream.

There are over 15,000 general contractors in Oregon, with the majority of them building tract homes, In-Fill Housing (New, Craftsman looking houses, built with building center materials), and an abundance of contractors attempting the turn of the Century Victorians, Craftmans and Bungalows. With great art and skill required to restore these homes, there are only a handful of craftsman able to accomplish this. These talented contractors will confirm that restoration is not only extremely expensive but also laboriously time consuming. Vintage house parts are becoming harder and harder to find and when found, more than likely need restoring themselves. Most run of the mill contractors will neglect the fact that older homes are not energy efficient and have potential problems way beyond the 12" mahogany crown molding such as 100 year old wiring, plumbing and lack of proper insulation. These homes can also be extremely unhealthy, depending on their condition. The majority of turn of the century homes contain lead, asbestos, mold and other dangerous materials that, if not dealt with properly, can put you and your loved ones at great risk and turn your home or workplace in to a biohazard.

Modern Urban Development has over 27 years of industry experience and has evolved as the leader for style conscious people to help carve-out their own unique piece of paradise. They have set themselves apart as a Green Builder dedicated to the Art of Modern Design and creating "Wow Factor". They Pride Themselves on their attention to detail, utilization of unique materials and listening to their clients desires and translating that by creating environments that are simple, healthy and invigorating. If you are caught-up in the "Doldrums of Urbania" and a "Sea of Sameness", "When Restoring Becomes Boring" Modern Urban Development is here to set you Free!

For more information please visit: http://www.modernurbandevelopment.com


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[Press-News.org] Portland Construction Company and General Contractor Builds New Innovative Modern Green Dwellings
Modern Urban Development LLC is a Portland, Oregon based construction company specializing in Modern Dwellings and Architectural Environments with an emphasis on responsible, eco-friendly and green building practices.