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The choice depends on what you're handling and how much you're willing to spend.

Architect Al Tozer devised a sleek, cantilevered steel structure with large-format doors and windows to take advantage of the natural surroundings.

The FHB editors talk about planning a foundation for a remote job site, getting the most from an entry-level carpentry job, and when to tear apart a stucco-clad house to search for water damage.

Be sure to research compatibility before mixing construction materials, because seemingly innocent pairings of different materials can lead to problems.

Learn how to measure, cut, and build window casing made of cellular PVC, solid wood, poly-ash boards, or any common molding material. Plus, get tips for a clean and solid installation.

The FHB editors field questions about the perils of an unheated shop, insulating a band joist behind brick veneer, and how to build a "fine" house on a tight budget.

The designer and builder of the 2018 Fine Homebuilding House detail why they chose mineral-wool batts and high-density boards for all of their insulation needs.

Brian Hayes and Michael Maines are among a small number of residential building pioneers who are beginning to consider embodied carbon in their projects.

Replacing huge patio doors, creating an indoor plant space, and getting rid of a masonry chimney.

Energy Nerd Martin Holladay presents a no-nonsense guide to minimizing costs and maximizing energy-efficiency when building a new home.