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By Jamie Gold Special to the U-T1 p.m.Jan. 30, 2015Updated7:49 p.m.
Engineered stone countertops, like this one by Silestone, are low maintenance and stain resistant.
January is the month when design and remodeling trend stories seem to show up everywhere. If youre planning on updating your home, youve probably read a bunch of them already. Chances are, youve seen write-ups about Marsala, Pantones 2015 Color of the Year, or maybe reports on which looks are hot on Pinterest and Houzz. Forget about them!
From a remodeling perspective, the current color and fads do not matter. Youre making an investment for the long term. The only trends that count are the ones that will enhance the value of your home and your life. Look for those that add comfort, safety, durability, ease, convenience, style cohesion, energy and water savings. Most important, choose those that truly fit how you live, your homes architecture and your neighborhood. Yes, style definitely does count when youre remodeling, but it should blend so well with your house that it looks like it was born there.
Here, then, are some 2015 remodeling trends that are truly worth considering.
There are several trends to consider when making your home more livable. One is to plan for future needs with accessibility features. More homes are including ramps or elevators, on-grade entries and new bedroom suites for live-in caregivers or multigeneration living.
Thin porcelain tile slabs create stylish, low-maintenance shower walls.
Fitness rooms are a fast-growing quality-of-life trend and point to an athlete-in-place rather than aging-in-place mindset for baby boomers and retirees. That is particularly relevant to San Diego, home to so many current and former military service members who prioritize fitness in their lives, even post-retirement.
Livability also comes from convenience. Add that to increasingly better style and solid warranties and you have engineered stone (e.g., Silestone, Zodiaq, Caesarstone), supplanting granite as the dominant countertop trend. Busy parents and those who love to entertain at home especially appreciate its hardness and stain resistance.
Better style and convenience are also playing a role in backsplash and shower design trends. Thin porcelain tile slabs are delivering low maintenance with reduced grout maintenance and no need for stone sealing.
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Story highlights Cuban Catholics start building their first churches since 1959 Religious believers had been seen as suspicious under the Castro regime The new churches are desperately needed, Cuban Catholics say
But in the isolated town of Sandino, Cuba's first Catholic church since the 1959 revolution took power is set to be built.
"There is money to start, there is the construction material to start, there are the permissions to start, so everything is ready," said Bishop Jorge Enrique Serpa Prez, who oversees the diocese where the new church will be built.
The Sandino church has been 56 years in the making, ever since Fidel Castro took power and Cuba became an officially atheist state.
Religious people fell under suspicion by the new revolutionary government, but none more so than those who belonged to the Catholic Church, which was seen as being overly sympathetic to the Batista regime that Castro had driven from power.
In the first years of the revolution, thousands of Catholic priests were jailed or forced into exile, and church property, including the Jesuit school that Castro attended, was seized by the Cuban government.
Only with the visit in 1998 of Pope John Paul II to the island did relations between the Cuban government and Catholic Church begin to thaw. Christmas again became a national holiday, and Cubans faced less official discrimination for practicing their faiths.
In December, Cuban President Raul Castro thanked Pope Francis for his role in the secret talks that led to a prisoner swap between Cuba and the United States and the start of negotiations to restore full diplomatic relations.
In 2015, church officials said requests to build new churches that had long been ensnared in red tape began to receive government approval.
While church officials said several new Catholic houses of worship are in the works, the first will be built in Sandino, a remote town at the end of a pothole-cratered road in Cuba's westernmost province.
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