Energy Efficiency - Page 45 of 76

Tiny House in New Orleans
These homes were inspired by "shotgun houses" that were first built in New Orleans around 1850.
Episode 38: Martin Holladay Talks Green Building (Part Two)
Insulation for basement walls and cathedral ceilings, window replacements and make-up air, and ductless mini-splits in cold climates
Bringing in the Light
This energy-efficient bungalow makes for a cozy — and warm — retreat.
Episode 37: Martin Holladay Talks Green Building (Part One)
The "Energy Nerd" sparks a discussion on global warming, living off the grid, and SIPs.
Focused on Saving Energy
Thermostats with embedded chips have both pros and cons.
Windows for Low-Energy Homes
How to make smart choices for maximizing energy efficiency.
Insulation for an Airtight House
From the foundation to the attic, efficient materials and installation techniques yield just 0.4 air changes per hour.
Interview with Fine Homebuilding Editor Justin Fink
Fink has a contrary take on the hot topic of "resiliency"
Abstract Landscape
This landscape design took an underutilized space and changed it into a dynamic and inviting experience.
How Much Insulation Is Too Much?
Martin Holladay shares insights from industry experts about when envelope improvements are a waste of money and how to determine when enough insulation is enough.

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