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Snow Summer's List: Construction & Remodeling
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Jan 19, 13
Kitchen Remodeling
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Nov 22, 11
"This is a very small house built on the triangle site where the river and the road were crossed..."
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Apr 06, 11
"Whether you are a Homeowner, Paving Contractor, Landscaping Contractor, Landscape Architect, Designer, Dealer or Paving Stone Manufacturer"
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Jan 02, 11
notice how kitchen blends in with the formal pillars of adjacent dining room. Open and yet contained.
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Dec 06, 10
"You’ve chosen a window manufacturer, you’ve selected the frame material, and you’ve decided on casements rather than double-hungs. But how do you specify glazing?"
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Oct 04, 10
"“You need to assume that the building will get wet, somehow, at some point in time. Stuff happens. So you need a moisture-tolerant design. The question is, how much water should a building component be able to handle?"
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Aug 18, 10
portal for fee-based Fine Homebuilding online content
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Jun 22, 10
"As a general rule, water shouldn’t be allowed to pool within 10 feet of a foundation."
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Jun 04, 10
"In this 3-car garage with second floor one bedroom apartment the clipped hip roof, deep gable-roof overhangs and exposed rafter ends are most evocative of the Craftsman style."
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May 31, 10
"Gravel and other porous materials are rarely the first choice for driveways, which is unfortunate as they have definite benefits over concrete or asphalt."
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May 29, 10
"HIGH QUALITY, SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR SOIL & WATER PROBLEMS"
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Apr 15, 10
"Henrybuilt’s Bar Block ($5,000) cantilevers almost eight inches beyond the edge of an island to become a bar. The other side faces the kitchen and has storage units that can function as drawers or as bays"
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Mar 31, 10
"ECOSE Technology reduces binder embodied energy by up to 70%, and does not contain phenol, formaldehyde, acrylics or artificial colors used to make traditional fiberglass insulation."
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Mar 11, 10
"Steve’s Garage: Join—or start—a building science discussion group to learn and share green building ideas"
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Mar 04, 10
Extreme weather possibly linked to climate change, as well as construction on less stable ground, have provoked unprecedented foundation failures in houses nationwide.
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