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Features
While construction was not in her blood, education and planning lead to success for this Minnesota custom builder
Features
A brick ceiling provides a more architecturally interesting treatment than, say, plaster.
Photo: Doug Merriam
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This is Steve Thomas' story about following your passion to become a successful builder
The family room off the kitchen in Rotell(e) Studio(e)’s Augusta-Cape Cod offers open-plan living for multigenerational households (Photo: Courtesy Rotell(e) Studio(e)).
Features
Rotelle Development gets its brand out there by positioning staff as a resource
Features
Cristina Casañas-Judd and General Judd of Me and General Design speak with Custom Builder about their roots and their take on current housing design.
The Up Studio used cedar—a familiar material—in unfamiliar ways for the exterior of this Sag Harbor, N.Y., custom home, giving it a factory-applied double-coat of black stain and installing it in a vertical orientation (Photo: Alan Tansey).
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Custom homes that meld context with forward-thinking design
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News
In the old days, when building plans fit on two sheets of 18 by 24 paper, the construction industry has changed. Handshakes aren't enough anymore; today, builders need a contract from each trade partner outlining terms and conditions of work.
Blogs
October 13, 2021
My name is James McClister, and I am Custom Builder’s new editor. It’s with humility that I take over from Nigel F.
