Case Design Remodeling co-chairman Mark Richardson recently joined Professional Remodeler and Professional Builder magazines as a columnist. Richardson takes a moment to describe the partnership and a vision for the residential construction industry.
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Photo: Duravit
Products
DuraSquare, is new take on the Duravit's signature style of clean lines and precise edges.
Designed by Patrick Ahearn and built by Peter Rosbeck, this home on Marth's Vineyard exhibits all the key elements of Shingle style, including Palladian windows, gambrel roofs, and weathered shingles (Photo: Greg Premru).
Features
No eclecticism here--these two custom homes are authentic examples of modern and Shingle-style architecture
Features
His and her showers, natural stone, and a Parade of Homes bathroom design are featured in this installment of Design Spotlight
Moveable wall separates the study from the living area (Photos: Andrea Calo).
Features
This moveable wall is an 8-by-8-foot barrier and a storage space for large artwork.
Located along California’s Central Coast, this modern farmhouse has views over the hills toward the ocean 8 miles away, and patios on both sides to capture cross breezes. Semmes & Co. Builders built the home, which was designed by Gast Architects. Photo: Elliott Johnson
Features
A range of smart building practices ensure long-term livability and good business sense
Photo: Poggenpohl
Products
Luxury kitchen manufacturer Poggenpohl is expanding its lacquer expertise in a unique way
(Photo: Blackstone Edge Studios)
Features
A photo wall, a stage, high ceilings, and a secret passageway are among the features for a child’s bedroom presented by two designers and a builder.
Photos: Joshua Curry Photography
Features
Craftsmanship, collaboration, and a rooftop pool reminiscent of a glass-bottom boat.
San Francisco architect Jonathan Feldman designed this 800-square-foot cottage on Martha's Vineyard, Mass., for a couple and their three children. The expansive deck is used as an outdoor living room. Jack Gray was the builder. Photo: Warren Patterson Photography
Features
Thoughtfully designed, scaled-down homes are more sustainable, enabling clients to live well with less
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June 27, 2017
Last fall, a salesperson from a solar company knocked at the door. He was in the right neighborhood—in sun-baked Los Angeles, our pocket is one of the sunniest.
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