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Small and Steel-Framed
This family and guest retreat, owned and designed by husband-and-wife architects, cantilevers off a cliff.
Major Mold Mitigation
Fixing a house with a small, unsealed crawlspace and a mold problem is complicated, but it can be done.
Connor Malloy, Educator
Connor Malloy brings a background in both carpentry and interior design to his work as a professor in the design and building program at George Brown College in Toronto.
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Air-Seal Wall Penetrations Efficiently
Even the smallest areas of your home need to be completely airtight.
Downlights for Every Budget
Understand lumens, ceiling brightness, beam spread, tilt, and color options to make a wise choice on a common fixture that can range from $75 to $750 or more.
Talking Shop
A custom finish carpenter shares how he designed and outfit his two-car garage shop with all the tools, jigs, and accessories he needs to comfortably do great work.
Exploring Innovation at Batimat: A European Perspective on Building Excellence
Batimat 2024 featured a range of impressive construction tools, techniques, and more.
Stairway Basics
The safety of stairs is directly related to how the occupant uses them, so the safety features related to stairs in the building codes are also related to the user.
Post and Beam Layout on a Small Freestanding Deck
Learn how to build a long-lasting, resilient deck frame starting with post-base connections, posts, and beams.
FHB Podcast Segment: Is There a ‘Right’ Spot for a Vapor Retarder in this Climate Zone?
Who knows where the vapor barrier goes?

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