2025 was a transformative year for BuildLabs, marked by strategic growth, innovation, and expanded industry presence. The company showcased its cutting-edge approach at the New York Build Expo, connecting with builders and architects while highlighting new service offerings.
2025 was a transformative year for BuildLabs, marked by strategic growth, innovation, and expanded industry presence. The company showcased its cutting-edge approach at the New York Build Expo, connecting with builders and architects while highlighting new service offerings. BuildLabs also advanced its footprint in North Carolina with groundbreaking plans for a new campus and manufacturing facility, reinforcing its commitment to scalable, tech-driven construction solutions. Throughout the year, BuildLabs introduced sustainable standards—such as adopting cellulose insulation across U.S. projects—while celebrating major press features that spotlighted its mission and leadership in custom, energy-efficient homebuilding. These milestones reflect both continued operational expansion and a growing reputation for excellence in design-build construction. By blending innovative materials, precision engineering, and a customer-centric philosophy, BuildLabs made 2025 an unforgettable chapter in its journey to redefine quality and sustainability in the homebuilding industry.
We’re Hiring Soon: Join Our TeamWe’re excited to announce a major step forward for our company and the region. On October 1, we’ll officially break ground on our new 80,000-square-foot campus in Nash County. This milestone, made possible through collaboration with the Nash County Economic Development Council, marks the beginning of a new chapter in innovation, workforce development, and community engagement in the region.
When you drive onto the Shinnecock Reservation in Southampton, New York, you’ll come across a small red house at 159 Old Point Road — modest in size, but monumental in purpose.
There was a time when the height of luxury came in small boxes or under giant bows – a vintage watch, a rare collectible, a gleaming sports car. But today’s discerning buyer is after something else entirely: quality of life.
North Carolina faces a significant affordable housing crisis. As of 2023, the state has a shortage of 207,837 affordable and available rental homes for extremely low-income (ELI) households. More than 70% of these renters, and nearly a quarter of middle-class renters are spending over half of their income on housing costs, according to the North Carolina Housing Coalition. Nearly a quarter of middle-class households face the same squeeze. Traditional site-built construction methods are increasingly inadequate to meet this demand.
Renowned chef and storyteller Anthony Bourdain believed the best way to truly know a place is through its local food – the flavors, the stories, and the people behind the meals. Though his travels took him to street vendors and neighborhood eateries around the world, that same spirit of authentic connection exists right at home. After all, there’s nothing more local than your own backyard. A thoughtfully designed outdoor kitchen can transform everyday meals into meaningful gatherings, blending culture, comfort, and connection just steps from your door.
A design-build guide to crafting refined, resilient outdoor spaces along the East End. Salt air, coastal breezes, and a steady stream of weekend guests shape the way outdoor spaces function in the Hamptons. More than a backdrop, these outdoor living space need to support effortless living while reflecting the quiet elegance of their surroundings.
When the winds die down, the floodwaters recede, and the flames are finally out, people take notice of the homes still standing. Why that one? Was it just luck? Maybe. But more often, it’s because that home was designed and built to withstand the disaster.
July turns up the heat on everything: grill flames, guest lists, and good times. Your backyard becomes the social epicenter, where holiday blowouts and casual hangouts blend into one long, lingering celebration. It’s the perfect time to develop outdoor living space design tips from experts.
Building a custom home in the Hamptons isn’t just about creating your dream retreat—it’s about navigating a unique blend of local regulations, design traditions, environmental concerns, and seasonal rhythms that define this iconic East End enclave. This complexity requires expert design-build guidance to achieve not just a luxury retreat but true ROI from your custom-built home.
Thinking of buying a summer home in the Hamptons? Discover why building a custom home offers more value, flexibility, and long-term ROI than pre-built listings.
Financing a custom-built home is not like buying a move-in-ready house. It’s a different process altogether. This is a driving reason behind BuildLabs’ transparent pricing model.
Before we ever lift a hammer, we ask a lot of questions. How do you wake up? Where do you put on your shoes? What does ‘home’ look like five years from now? These conversations may not sound like ‘construction’, but they’re how we lay the groundwork for a structure that feels like home.
Innovative Construction Tech Firm Relocating Headquarters from Long Island, New York to 80,000 sq-ft Tech Campus in Nash County, North Carolina
Nature has always been the blueprint for efficient design.
Since the 1950s, the average American home has more than doubled in size – even while the average family size has shrunk. We have more space, comfort, and conveniences than ever before. But space isn’t the only measure of luxury. For homeowners seeking something simpler, something more curated, less is truly more.
