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Learning to Live in a Passive House
A commercial architect's self-built Passive House offers lessons for DIY high-performance design.
Home and Barn: A Natural Build
The team at New Frameworks employs building materials and methods meant to keep the carbon footprint of this country home in check.
Stretching a Limited Supply of Brick
Removing a poorly designed addition for this home renovation meant reusing the color-matched brick in the most highly visible areas.
Four-Part Farmhouse
Uncommon design goals inform the organization of this multivolume home.
Design Ideas for Small Houses
Looking for small-house inspiration? FHB has you covered with this collection of more than two-dozen articles about well-built compact homes.
Design Review with Laura Britt
Designer Laura Britt joins design editor Kiley Jacques for an interview on how she set out to build the healthiest home using the WELL Building Standard.
A Revolution in Building
Houses are becoming more complicated, material options are multiplying, and our workforce is stretched thin. We can all do more to help.
Breaking the Thermal Bridge on Steel Beams
Beams create a deep overhang and support the cantilevered roof, and also define the interior living areas.
Simple Shapes Make Sense for Passive House Performance
A low-slung roofline delivers a cost-effective, energy-efficent envelope.
Sensitive Scale, Modest Materials
This Cape Cod home maintains a pared-down simplicity with a low-pitch roof and visually separate forms.

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