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Designing the FHB House Garage
Do we even need a garage? During the design process, there are elements that get set in stone early in the process. With other elements, it can take a while.…
“Challenging” building lot = Crappy building lot
The lot has its limitations - lots of them. But the price was right and walkout basement opens up future expansion.
Footing Preparation
Compacted crushed stone makes for a solid footing base
Drilling Deep
Fracking a water well is a pretty benign process -- and without it we'd have an unbuildable lot.
Traditional Forms with a Modern Twist
How the exterior of the FHB House developed
Big Trees Must Go
Because many of the large oaks were damaged and others would shade the PV, they have to be cut before the house is built
Build a Net-Zero House With Advanced Framing
Sit down with FHB House's designer and builder for a preview of the actual build.
An Open, Flexible Floor Plan
Designer Michael Maines’ challenge was to incorporate a flexible floor plan of about 1800 sq. ft. into a house inspired by a traditional farmhouse. The floor plan had to adapt…
Meet the Design/Build team
A high-performance house like the FHB House requires the collaboration of a talented team. We’ve pulled together an exceptionally well-qualified group to ensure excellent design and quality craftsmanship. The designer…
A Good Fit for the Neighborhood
With low eaves on a steep roof punctuated by dormers and an inviting front porch, the FHB House’s farmhouse style fits into the neighborhood of Capes and ranches from the…

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