Design and Planning - Page 67 of 439

This water-based foam gasket offers a clean and simple way to get a consistent, reliable air-seal between your framing and drywall.

The Kansas City BS and Beer discussion group invited Christine Williamson and Justin Fink to brainstorm how to bring building science to the masses.

A blower door isn't just for measuring how tight a building is—you can also use it to search for gaps and holes that need air-sealing.

Learn testing tips and technical nuances of this essential home-energy diagnostic equipment from Collin Olson of The Energy Conservatory.

With a commitment to resilient, high-performance building, this business owner goes above and beyond to share his knowledge and connect with others in the trades.

Green-building strategies and low-carbon materials define the design of this cluster of energy-efficient, solar-powered homes.

Satisfying the local requirements for a sleeping loft proved a challenge for the owner of this accessory dwelling unit.

A tiny footprint and the use of emerging building strategies were just two of the hurdles when designing this net-zero home.

A copper plug and cap creates a minimalist standoff and avoids eyesore brackets.

Residential energy pro Ross MacPherson explains how to bring a house to code-required airtightness in just hours with AeroBarrier.