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An Open-Air Balcony That Functions Like a Birdcage
The oceanfront porch on this Alys Beach home opens to expansive views of the Gulf Coast
This 7,500-square-foot Lake Winnebago home nicknamed "The Retreat" is an example of how significant an impact dramatic lighting can have on a home's aesthetic
The oceanfront porch on this Alys Beach home opens to expansive views of the Gulf Coast
An optimized value engineered approach to framing kills two birds with one stone
Modular home manufacturers, builders, and owners now have many choices when it comes to indoor climate systems, but small-duct, high-velocity (SDHV) systems may be the perfect fit for these types of homes
Late in 2022, the U.S. Department of Energy's Zero Energy Ready Home program announced the rollout of ZERH Single Family Version 2
PERC shares homeowner trends to keep on your radar in the New Year.
Chief among the concerns was the price and availability of building materials, though the impact of waning consumer confidence also grew
New data from NAHB shows that while much of the market is in contraction, custom home building continues to gain strength
New builder study reveals pervasiveness of home electronics
NAHB's chief economist on what lies ahead for the custom home market?
Custom builder Zane Williams opens up about what it takes to maintain his architectural vision, from handling clients and staying true to his fluid style, to the importance of transparency and how a slush fund avoids awkward conversations mid-construction
Much like a bike wheel depends on its spokes to work effectively, a business depends on its various departments to find success in the market.
New data from NAHB shows that while much of the market is in contraction, custom home building continues to gain strength
There are several steps that builders should take when developing a custom home to achieve a more seamless process for customers
New builder study reveals pervasiveness of home electronics
An optimized value engineered approach to framing kills two birds with one stone
The Foursquare is an American architectural staple, but modern building has removed some of its historic details. Restoration expert Brent Hull uses a hypothetical redesign to illustrate the point
Custom builder Zane Williams opens up about what it takes to maintain his architectural vision, from handling clients and staying true to his fluid style, to the importance of transparency and how a slush fund avoids awkward conversations mid-construction
This screened dock on Hog Pen Creek in Austin, Texas takes its design cues from the home's numerous indoor/outdoor living spaces
This two-tiered waterfront dock on Lake Austin was constructed on an angle to provide homeowners with the best views of the lake from every room in the house
Creating adequate separation between materials is critical to mitigating cracks (and worse) along cementitious surfaces.
Modular home manufacturers, builders, and owners now have many choices when it comes to indoor climate systems, but small-duct, high-velocity (SDHV) systems may be the perfect fit for these types of homes
With a social media following surpassing 1 million, builder and influencer Kyle Stumpenhorst is educating a new generation of skilled workers
How one Florida builder maintains a project’s vision and intent from Design through construction
After four decades of marriage, Sherry and Ed Binkley continue to find success working, building, and adventuring together
Robert Humble has pieced together three facets of the construction industry to design, build, and develop in Seattle
Steve Glenn and Plant Prefab work their way into the future — at their own pace with a hybrid system using factory-built modules and panels to construct custom homes.
While construction was not in her blood, education and planning lead to success for this Minnesota custom builder
This is Steve Thomas' story about following your passion to become a successful builder
How a small architecture and construction firm in Maine became a leader in the prefab and Passive House movements
Following his interests led The Construction Zone's Andy Byrnes to make his mark on the Arizona desert with projects others might avoid