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Is a 1850s Colonial a good candidate for a heat pump system?

Builder Josh Salinger explains how and why he's creating the foundation for this new energy-efficient home out of insulated concrete forms.

Natural touches infuse spaces with lived-in luxury.

Builder Matthew McCrimmon talks about how the level of organization that Buildxact brings to his business allows him to take on more ambitious projects and maintain a high level of quality in his work.

Mike Guertin talks about design and load resistance, anchoring posts, and more in this information-packed webinar.

Watch award-winning architect Tina Govan share practical advice for creating more comfortable and efficient houses.

This reboot of the Kansas City BS and Beer gang's #WallAssemblySweet16 competition gives construction and design students a chance to show off their knowledge.

In this Pro-Talk podcast Patrick talks to Jason Webster, owner of Huntington Homes in East Montpelier, Vermont, about the quality, efficiency, and value that comes from building homes in a well-equipped, climate-controlled environment.

From a conversation with "Dirty Jobs" Mike Rowe, through a home-buying market update, to buyer preferences for 2021 and a look at a few of the latest in-home office, closet, and kitchen features, here's what I saw on the last day of IBSx.

With the vendor booths offline, I focused on the educational sessions, including classes on energy-efficient construction details, the business of building, and smart design strategies.