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Books Every Builder Should Own
This essential reading list by carpenter and historic-preservation expert Brent Hull covers history, how-to, design, and more.
Best Traditional Home 2019: House of Tudor
A blandly-styled, ho-hum home is gutted and reborn.
A Loft Bedroom
The exposed wood support beam, along with angles created by roof eves shapes the experience of this loft bedroom. A clean palate, natural wood floors, white walls and white exterior…
Aloft and Shingled
Finding creative design solutions to strict waterfront building requirements for a new home near the Rhode Island coast.
A Maine Home Celebrates Its Rugged Setting
Whitten Architects shares a prime example of low-impact, site-specific design.
Home for the Holidays
Creating a warm and inviting entrance, this Farmhouse styled home evokes a traditional sense of the holidays. Happy Holidays and a Peaceful and Prosperous New Year. Photograph- http://www.kengutmaker.com
A Look at the Shingle Style of American Architecture
Austin Patterson Disston Architects shares a classic example of a Shingle-style house on Rhode Island’s shores.
A Nod to Greek Revival-Style Architecture (1825–1860)
Jimmy Crisp attests to the staying power of this prevalent 19th-century Neoclassical style.
Queen Anne Pavilion
Overlooking the Puget Sound on Queen Anne Hill, this garden pavilion is a dramatic modernist treat. On a sloping hillside, the “front” opens up with soaring windows. On the entry…
New Orleans Architecture
From Creole to Victorian, architect Alec Adamick shares examples of four prominent architectural styles in New Orleans.

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