Issue 234 – April/May 2013
Features
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Choosing the best materials and format for showers, walls, and floors takes focus.
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A glass-fiber-reinforced concrete mix creates an elegant, lightweight counter and sink.
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An Austin architect revives a midcentury home and brings affordable, modern architecture back into focus.
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In 2011, architects David Bentley and Elizabeth Churchill completed the most difficult project the husband-and-wife team had ever tackled: the renovation of their own home. Built in the 1950s, Bentley…
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As a finish carpenter, I rely on box-beam levels every day, and I’m expected to have them in a whole quiver of sizes—from 16 in. up to 8 ft. That…
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Build the roof first to make the installation go smoother.
Article
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Backyard Tape Test
Energy pro Martin Holladay conducts an unscientific—but telling—trial of air-sealing tapes.
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14 Tips for Bath Plumbing
From the supply lines to the waste line, these simple rules will make your work better.
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