Architecture and Design - Page 72 of 148

Six years of energy data offer an architect new insights into high-performance home building

The Fine Homebuilding Podcast embodies Fine Homebuilding magazine's commitment to the preservation of craftsmanship and the advancement of home performance in residential construction. The show is an informal but vigorous…

Development team looks for ways to keep costs down while accelerating construction schedule

I was commissioned to photograph this building this weekend. Although not a "home" - This Google office building in downtown San Francisco that is lit up for Pride represents an…

Do we even need a garage? During the design process, there are elements that get set in stone early in the process. With other elements, it can take a while.…

A small builder thinks big, leveraging software to provide clients with almost infinite choice while retaining full control. And he plans to change the homebuilding world with his innovative ideas.

After spending a long day at a house for a photo shoot, sometimes a dusk shot is called for. These shots can take an hour of set up, with the…

It's hard to imagine a more inviting spot to relax and enjoy a summer on Martha's Vineyard than this lovely screened porch. Attached to a small guest house, the porch opens on to…

“Are you close to someone with mobility issues or physical impairments?” Deb Pierce asked an audience of about 300 architects at this year’s American Institute of Architects conference. About half…

How the exterior of the FHB House developed