Design and Planning - Page 116 of 439

The penalty for a durable elevated slab is a time-consuming framed floor assembly

The median size of a new, single-family home in 2017 was 2,371 square feet.  As houses get bigger, of course, so do their roofs. That has increased the demand for larger…

A father-and-son design-build project results in a tightly tailored small home for a family of five.

Looking at this view of this home in the middle of a residential development in Sonoma, the architectural vocabulary used stands out among the neighbors. The classic barn red and…

As the summer of 2018 draws to a close and autumn approaches, it's pleasant to look back and recall the highlights of a relaxing summer season. This mirrored bureau, reflecting…

Architect and energy-efficiency expert Steve Baczek explains the performance and installation differences between blown-in mineral wool and dense-pack cellulose insulation.

Joseph Clayton Castille, Jr. — Draftsman, LaFayette, LA

A classic Cape gets a makeover and an addition

To achieve a Net-Zero designation, today’s builders need to focus on using products that deliver energy savings, durability, and occupant health and comfort. Air and moisture barriers play a critical…

GreenSpur’s unconventional cabins accommodate guests looking to unplug from technology and connect to each other.