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A PV array and high-performance envelope are defining features of this house from Unity Homes.

Crucial elements such as improved drainage, earthquake resistance, and a curbless shower enable this couple to live on the same property as family members.

This homeowner downsized to 673 sq. ft. But don't be mistaken—material choices and layout make this ADU feel large.

At the FHB House in New York, Jon Beer talks all things HVAC, including the difference between ERVs and HRVs, choosing makeup air for the kitchen, and minisplit installation.

This compact and energy-efficient family vacation home sits on a sloping parcel of land looking out on the trails at one of Vermont's ski resorts.

A contemporary new residence in a downtown suburban area has a gabled structure in line with the neighborhoods aesthetic and a roof-mounted solar array that powers everything with renewable energy.

Considerate material choices, the use of AAC blocks, and careful siting create a home that complements the owners' love of craft and folklore.

Experience a whole-house refresh of a historic 1904 Dutch Colonial home with new additions, stained-glass panels, and colorful details.

Travis and Joe explain the HVAC strategy for the FHB House, including zone systems, filtration, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers for ultimate comfort and air quality.

The owners of this 1600-sq.-ft. house in Sonoma County, Calif. selected the site based on its double view: meadow and ocean in front, woods in back.