Noel Projects

When you are looking to find a home for your family, the traditional image is probably the one that first comes to mind: a nice house with a yard in a small neighbourhood. But getting to the stage where you can own a home can be difficult, and that traditional picture does not always fit with the modern family’s day-to-day lifestyle. If you’re looking for an alternative to house living that could really provide your family with a high quality of life, considering moving to a luxury apartment in Kochi . Luxury apartments are in high demand and developers are responding by building more of them. Location and Privacy A luxury rental building is more likely to be located in a  desirable part of town , close to transit, shopping, and nightlife. Or it may be set in a quieter residential area in an older building with lots of trees nearby and extensive gardens. Either way, the building is likely to offer an enhanced degree of security and privacy. Units will be properly sound-pro

Indoor air pollutants have been ranked among the top five environmental risks to public health: Stagnant indoor environments allow pollutants to build up and stick around in greater amounts than we humans should be breathing in. indoor air pollution can be up to ten times worse than outdoor air. Furniture and fresh paint can emit harmful VOCs (volatile organic compounds) that can cause health problems like asthma and headaches. Removing them from your apartment is important. Bringing plants indoors is a sustainable way to improve indoor air quality quickly. Here are four plants that will clean your indoor air. Spider Plants Spider plants are among the easiest houseplants to grow, making them a great choice for beginners or forgetful owners. A fan of bright, indirect sunlight, spider plants will send out shoots with flowers that eventually grow into baby spider plants or spiderettes. Pollutants removed: formaldehyde and xylene Golden Pothos Epipremnum aureum (Devi

We’ve all heard the slogan: “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.” Sometimes, however, it’s easier to throw an old newspaper or empty cans in the trash instead of a recycling bin. But remember, just because you live in an apartment doesn’t mean you can’t recycle and be less wasteful. Take a look at these 10 tips and see how you can live greener in your apartment. All apartment buildings should have onsite recycling containers (and some even have dedicated recycling rooms on each floor, for maximum tenant convenience). If you're not sure where the recycling bins in your building are located, check with your building staff. Avoid disposables. Switch to reusables, like cloth napkins, at home. That cuts down on the amount of garbage created. Avoid over-packaged products. Packaging accounts for one-third of all our garbage. Not all of it is necessary. Choose products which are not excessively wrapped. Set Up a Recycling System: Now that you know where all this stuff is going, it’s time t