Improve Thermal Performance and Lower Costs
An optimized value engineered approach to framing kills two birds with one stone
Custom Builder
A Historical Fix on a Modern Foursquare
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
Case Studies
Building a ‘Happy Place’ on Florida’s Waterfront
Designing and building a custom waterfront home requires experience, expertise, and a good team—which is exactly what this client got
Business
The Fundamental Integration of Sustainability and Architecture
California architect Ryan McDaniel provides real-world insights and examples into how he approaches sustainability for his projects.
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Products
Angular Faucet
The Dorrance collection of bath accessories includes a wall-mounted faucet, tub fillers, and bidet and shower sets
Cabinets, Countertops & Hardware
Sintered Surfacing
Neolith sintered stone surfaces are scratch-, stain-, and UV fade-resistant.
Construction
'Duchess' Tile
Each style profile is inspired by old-world mosaic patterns and textures
Construction
Wood Pedestal
The Wood L-Slab Pedestal from Stone Forest is made from heartwood and sapwood
Best Practices
Resilient Design: Ready for Natural Disasters
Resilient design creates homes that can survive natural disasters and stay functional in the aftermath
Construction
Credenza
Cosentino's freestanding bespoke credenza emphasizes collaboration, and a fusion of patented and naturally-sourced materials
Business
The Challenges Of Building Custom On Remote Sites
Building custom homes in out-of-the-way locations poses many challenges, not the least of which is septic
Appliances
Kitchen Suite
Thor Kitchen is offering an entire professional-style kitchen suite for $5,000
Business
Custom Clients Opt For Smaller, Smarter Homes
Thoughtfully designed, scaled-down homes are more sustainable, enabling clients to live well with less
Design
Diplomacy Goes A Long Way With Infill
Custom infill projects require architects and builders to play nice with neighbors and planning officials