Rob Yagid

The new head of Keep Craft Alive finds inspiration from the building community he's now acquainted with, looking to not only encourage others to join the trades, but to hold those who are already in committed to the highest of standards.

A willingness to collaborate has helped Elizabeth Disalvo and her architectural firm to offer lower-cost energy-efficient pre-desgned prefab homes.

A builder brings affordable, near-zero-energy homes to the most in need through a career at Habitat for Humanity.

How a home with roots in early American history was transformed into a modern mountain retreat.

Truewerk offers new workwear for the job-site to help keep Larry Haun's legacy alive and support the #KeepCraftAlive Scholarship Fund.

A master carpenter at the worlds largest living history museum builds traditional homes using exclusively historical techniques.

An eye for detail means this carpenter spends hours perfecting trim details and prioritizing quality over quantity.

This master carpenter keeps 18th-century techniques and processes alive in the construction of colonial-era buildings.

This former Fine Homebuilding editor shifted to a full-time career in building, focusing on the craft of preserving historic and pre-war homes.

Host Rob Yagid suggests that John's worker-owned cooperative, which equally values people, the planet, and the bottom line, is a model for what architecture and construction firms could and should be.