Bolster breaks down the frequently occurring and nuanced problem of profit and overhead being charged on top of third-party supplied materials and offers a solution.

Buying a home in New York City can be nerve wracking and the last thing you need is to be tasked with decoding the nuances of the home renovation process - Bolster breaks it down for you.

Buying a home in New York City can be nerve wracking and the last thing you need is to be tasked with decoding the nuances of the home renovation process - Bolster breaks it down for you.

Here is what you need to know about architect fees in NYC and why when you hire a Bolster Architect, you get a lot more for a lot less.

Bolster helps a first-time renovator Kate understand the cost of her townhouse renovation project in Crown Heights Brooklyn.

One couple who recently bought a Central Park West two-bedroom loved the gorgeous prewar layout but knew the seriously outdated galley kitchen had to go. Learn how Bolster helped them transform it into their dream home.

We provide an in-depth look at the renovation of a three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bathroom co-op in a turn-of-the-century Cobble Hill limestone building.

Bolster provides an in-depth review of a winning bid for the gut renovation and combination of a 1,900 square-foot co-op apartment in Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Bolster provides an in-depth review of a winning bid for the renovation of a 1,400-square-foot co-op apartment in Manhattan's Upper East Side.

Bolster pulls back the curtain on the 4 biggest factors that will affect your renovation project's schedule.

When renovating any apartment in New York City, walls play more than just a "supporting" role. Learn what a level-5 finish means and how it makes the whole project come together.

Architects in New York City working on high-end home renovation projects typically charge one of three ways: As a percentage on top the construction costs and materials, as a fixed fee, or

One of the most crucial questions you'll have to answer at the start of your project is: do I need to hire an architect?

Bolster pulls back the curtain on the 4 biggest factors that will affect your renovation project's schedule.

4 years after launching, Bolster is starting to see amazing progress towards achieving our mission. Here is a taste of what happened in 2016.

Jessica recently joined Bolster. She has over 16 years of experience in architecture and construction and has helped design some of New York City's most beautiful homes and residential buildings. 

Adam and his wife Kat are an amazing young couple living in Cobble Hill Brooklyn who wanted to gut-renovate their new home before settling in. Here Adam talks about his renovation experience

Today I'm talking with award winning Bolster Architect David Yum about Roman baths, primogeniture and how the internet sucks for when choosing an architect.

One of our most important and gratifying jobs at Bolster is evaluating and training new contractors in the Bolster approach to renovation (and welcoming them into our collective!).

Compared to other areas of the house, the bathroom is decidedly low-tech and usually counts shaving outlets and halogen vanity lamps as its most sophisticated technologies. Why is this so?

Few things keep us grounded in style quite like our flooring. But just like apparel, there are yeas and nays to every choice. Here is what you need to know before installing wood flooring in your home.

Living in a small apartment has it's merits: warmth and coziness, less to clean, the ability to reach anything in a few steps. Here are some renovation tips to make the most of your niche.