Energy Efficiency - Page 43 of 76

When Sunshine Drives Moisture Into Walls
Energy Nerd: How inward solar vapor drive happens, and avoiding the problems it creates.
Cellulose: The Perfect Insulation
Cost-effective, versatile, and green, cellulose may be the hardest-working insulation available.
Podcast Episode 51 — Why Don’t We Build Better?
Renovating old homes, poorly built stairs, wrapping copper pipes with insulation, and estimating how much cable you really need
A Look at the Finished Home
In this video tour of the completed 2016 FHB House project, designer Michael Maines explains why he prioritized certain facets of the house, and how this informed the build.
Deep Energy Retrofits Are Often Misguided
It’s time for energy retrofit specialists to overcome their prejudice against solar PV systems.
Net-Positive in New England
This new home blends the nostalgia of a traditional Massachusetts farmhouse with the needs of a 21st-century family.
A Sustainable Farmhouse with Roots in Tradition
A Vermont architect uses the state’s energy-efficiency guidelines to craft a new zero-energy home steeped in traditional character.
A LEED House on a Small Lot
An architect designs a right-sized, certified Platinum home on a challenging building lot in British Columbia.
Breaking the Mold of a Traditional Architect
Steve Baczek is keeping craft alive by pushing the envelope of modern building
NESEA FHB House ProTour
Over 80 people attended the NESEA FHB House Pro Tour

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