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Revolutionary Remodel
Architect Robert Gurney reshapes history at 308 Mulberry Street.
Behind the Build: Pella Factory Tour
Custom-home builder and FHB brand ambassador John Hourihan provides a behind-the-scenes look at how the company's windows and doors are made.
Cozy Bunk Beds
Local spruce enhances the rustic feel
Why Do Most Passive House Projects Use European Windows?
Finding high-performance windows that look good, work well, and fit the budget can be a challenge
Podcast Episode 140: Getting the Details Right When Re-Siding
Advice for new siding over T&G cedar, adding to an outbuilding, replacing worn out replacement windows, and hiring a home inspector
Bay Windows
Bay windows have many benefits but also the potential for design mishaps; Marianne Cusato explains how to get bays right.
Industrial Art Studio
This soring two-story space is an artist and tinkerers dream. Clerestory windows on all four sides bring in loads of light to create the feeling of a cathedral. Slab concrete…
Pure Form
The structure of this picture window echoes the shape of a child’s drawing of a house. Clearing the furniture (literally) and shooting the space symmetrically further abstracts and flattens the…
How to Cut Window and Door Openings With a Router
Mastered in a Minute: Panel pilot bits make clean cuts flush with the framing.
A Better Joint for Beaded Casings
Jack miters are part butt joint and part miter, and they can be cut by hand or production-style with a router and shop-made jig.

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