Tall windows and a wide multipanel door are defining features.

As the Kentucky house begins to feel more like a finished home, we take a look at the modern door and historic-style brick veneer and windows before watching the spray-foam insulation go up in the walls and roof framing of the house.

Windsor has built a strong reputation of quality and value among architects, builders, contractors and homeowners.

A neighborhood plan and a narrow lot dictate choices for space and comfort in this new home.

Insulated sheathing and 2x4 framing offer an economical alternative to 2x6s with no exterior foam insulation.

Wet weather calls for tough, water-resistant subfloor materials.

An engineered floor system with TJIs start the framing for the 2019 FHB House.

An aerial tour of this New Urbanism development near Louisville, Kentucky, highlights the focus on building a comfortable home in harmony with its neighborhood.

High ceilings are essential when designing comfortable basement living space in a new home.

Walkable neighborhoods and more interconnected communities are why homeowners, developers, and municipalities all find this this unique design philosophy attractive.