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Would you like to spend a week working alongside talented restoration carpenters to reconstruct a piece of history?

Planning a high-performance house in Massachusetts, Bill L asks the Green Building Advisor's Q&A Forum how to build in an air barrier that will stand the test of time. He's…

Three time-lapse videos, each of a different style house and set to a different genre of music. Which one is your favorite?

FHB author Bill Rainford (#237, Master Carpenter - Reproducing Traditional Moldings) wrote a blog his work with Historic Boston, Inc., a non-profit dedicated to preserving buildings in the Boston area.

Editor's note: We didn't quite have room for the entire interview in the recent issue of Fine Homebuilding so we're posting it here SUSAN MARVIN, WINDOW MANUFACTURER Keeping a labor…

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After more than 90 hours finishing drywall, I'm happy to be priming and painting.

With the barn moving toward completion, it's time to open the books.

Living in Tornado Alley without a storm shelter is a bit like barreling down the freeway without fastening your seat belt. Never mind the house--what about you and your family?

A few tips from drywall pros have really improved my finishing.