Architecture and Design - Page 14 of 148

How one builder's preconstruction services changed estimating from an overhead burden to a source of earnings.

This modernized remodel in the Bay Area is characterized by open spaces and an abundance of natural light.

FHB chats with Linda Reeder, an architect, professor, and author of books on green and sustainable building, about her career experience.

In 2022, we're following a high-performance build in Summerville, South Carolina to see how it's being built to fit in with the towns historic district.

By connecting the home to the detached garage, the architects of this hillside home made space for a home office and guest area.

Wide sliding glass doors, a low-slung roof, and strategic views characterize this Texas midcentury-modern home.

A designer-turned-contractor showcases the benefits of a small, all-electric, healthful home.

With an addition and some reconfiguration, the owners of this home were able to create a modern kitchen with better connections to the rest of the house and the backyard.

With a focus on net-zero homes, Elizabeth talks about how she got into sustainable architecture, working with open-minded contractors, and providing a more affordable net-zero option with prefab homes.

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