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Design and Planning on Fine Homebuilding

Keep it Simple: An Interview with Joe Lanza
A Massachusetts architect, builder and cabinetmaker talks about his work
A Handle on the Trade: An Interview with Rex Alexander
The Michigan cabinetmaker and designer talks about his work
Built to Outlast: An Interview with Jon Frost
The Minneapolis cabinetmaker and designer talks about his work
The Ecstasy of Possibility: An Interview with Louis Mackall
A Connecticut architect and woodworker talks about his work
Build a Cutting Gauge
Simple to make, you won't want to lay another wood floor without this handy gauge
Making a French knot
Through the proper combination of butt and miter joints, a flooring specialist shows how he likes to raise the stakes in a new-floor installation
Porches with Personality
Whether your porch is for shelter, relaxation, or reflection, a world of design choices await you.
Designing accessible entries
With the right guidelines, everyone can easily construct and benefit from an accessible entry to their homes
Kitchen-lighting basics
Q: How many recessed lights are required for a 14-ft. by 18-ft. kitchen? Delbert Nishimoto, via email, None A: Nancy McCoy, a lighting designer in Novato, California, replies: That’s a…
10 technologies you can use right now
The Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing (PATH) announced their updated list of the 10 top technologies that are job-site tested and ready for implementation. PATH selects technologies based on their…

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