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Move over concrete? Well.. not really. As in most scenarios, the answer may be a mix of both.

Concrete and steel have taken the construction world by storm since people discovered they could build stable and functional buildings with them....

Giovanna Hammet will be working with the House Malta to curate articles about restoration, education in the household, and property management. 

The Nadur Parish Centre in Gozo got a major overhaul, and while we at House.mt are usually the first to praise restorations...

The new rental regulations are about to bring 8 major changes to the rental market. Remember the...

In Malta, houses and heritage hold hands; and one shining example of this is Casa Perellos in Żejtun. We've spotted this Baroque...

We often hear complaints about overdevelopment and ill planning in Malta, and it does beg the question, how does a city...

Patricia Graham is also spokesperson of Up In Arms Malta Residents Advisory Group. This Group was initially opened, when it was decided to pursue a Class Action against Arms Ltd in regards to the Domestic Residential rate that many were affected by.

It is now well established that we at House.mt love throwing judgments at design and architecture in Malta; but for this article, we'd like our readers (that's you) to sit on the chair and pass the verdicts.

Thanks to the fuels, energy-intensive processes such as the mass production of concrete and steel became a reality. Moreover,  the emergence of electrical lifts in 1887 meant cities could grow up. Not keen on having giant tinderboxes, we took wood out of the equation.