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Breaking the Thermal Bridge on Steel Beams

Beams create a deep overhang and support the cantilevered roof, and also define the interior living areas.
Simple Shape for Passive House Performance

A low-slung roofline delivers a cost-effective, energy-efficent envelope.
Sensitive Scale, Modest Materials

This Cape Cod home maintains a pared-down simplicity with a low-pitch roof and visually separate forms.
Building for a Benchmark

Turning challenges into opportunities, TC Legend Homes secures Built Green certification for this new build in Seattle.
Addition by Subtraction

Whitten Architects turns a centuries-old waterfront chandlery into a quintessential New England respite.
What Makes for Good Design?

A look at the qualities that separate masterfully designed homes from those that are mediocre.
Texas Homestead Revived

Builder/designer Richard Laughlin shores up a sagging 1800s farmhouse and uses salvaged materials to enhance its rustic character.
A Solar-Centric Build

Energy-smart technologies and contemporary architectural details make this house an excellent example of streamlined net-zero design.
Hidden in Plain Sight

Masking the garage in this historic-district-adjacent home meant creating a traditional entryway centered on the garage windows rather than the front door.
Protection from Solar Gain

This Pennsylvana farmhouse-style home uses sliding-shade screens to allow in daylight without too much heat.

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