Design and Planning - Page 39 of 439

In this Pro-Talk podcast, Patrick talks to Mike Bennett, a home-technology expert from Weston, Conn.

Scott Gibson defines the labels "noncombustible," "combustible," "ignition resistant," and "fire resistant," so you can choose the best and safest materials for your home.

13 articles to help you make a new house or existing home safer from the threat of wildfires.

Patrick, Ian, and Kiley recap the podcast and talk about middle-classing housing.

In this Pro-Talk podcast Patrick talks to Caleb Carpenter, owner of Rad Wood Works, a contracting firm near Albany, N.Y.

Andrew, Ian, and Patrick hear from listeners about exposed sheathing and setting up for a blower-door test before taking listener questions about delivery subcontractors, how to make a head flashing, and sealing a post-frame building at grade.

Former editor Kevin Ireton describes his passion for the craft and the joy he finds when working out complex projects and creating something both useful and helpful.

A Maine architect speaks about Pretty Good House and biophilic design principles that adapt to all climates.

The design team made sure this new-build home maximized the site while fitting in with the historical character of its neighborhood.

This seasonal lakehouse retreat sits on top of a bluff with a modern open plan and floor-to-ceiling windows.