Hartford Courant

Get Ready for the Home Show where Student Designers Shine

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It is that time of year again – time for the Connecticu­t

Home & Remodeling Show.

Join us for the Diamond Anniversar­y 75th Connecticu­t Home & Remodeling Show where one lucky attendee will win a 3-carat diamond from Malloves Jewelers. The Home show offers a bonanza of fun and fabulous exhibits and features you can’t find anywhere else. It is a showcase of informatio­n from top industry experts, hundreds of cutting-edge ideas for your home and garden and an opportunit­y to save big dollars on almost any project. Whether you want to turn your master bath into a relaxation spa, your yard into additional living space, or learn more about energy efficiency, the home show provides all the tools to get it done.

Connecticu­t Home & Remodeling Show, Friday, March 3rd, 3 – 8 pm; Saturday, March 4th, 10 am – 8 pm; Sunday, March 5th, 10 am – 5 pm, at the Connecticu­t Convention Center, 100 Columbus Boulevard, Hartford.

Stop by and visit the HBRA Design Café featuring local design profession­als where you can learn about the latest in design trends, remodeling tips and home technology to help make living better. Visit www. cthomeshow.com for a complete listing of seminars and events and for tickets.

The tradition of supporting young builders, designers, architects and engineers continues this year at the Connecticu­t Home & Remodeling Show. For the 75th year the Home Builders & Remodelers Associatio­n of Central Connecticu­t is hosting the Student Home Design contest as part of the Show. Starting in 1948, the

Student Home Design Competitio­n allows students from all Connecticu­t high schools the opportunit­y to demonstrat­e their creative and technical skills and to be recognized for their talents. Additional­ly, they are provided with the opportunit­y to win scholarshi­ps and awards.

The Home Builders & Remodelers Associatio­n of Central Connecticu­t sponsors the Student Home Design Competitio­n for students in grades 9 – 12 that are enrolled in design or drafting courses in public, private and technical high schools across the state.

Each student must include a scale model home with presentati­on drawings that meet specific criteria. This year’s criteria are to design a three bedroom home not to exceed 2,000 square feet of floor space and the students must include three National Associatio­n of Home Builders Model Green Building Guidelines. Students are also encouraged to include accessible components in their designs.

For more informatio­n on the Connecticu­t Home & Remodeling Show or to purchase tickets visit: www.cthomeshow.com or call us at 860-563-4212.

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