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First Day at the Virtual IBSx: Stuff I Learned at Builder’s School

The educational programming is one of the most valuable parts of any builders' show, and this class on building great affordable homes was no exception.
Attending in Sweatpants: The Virtual 2021 International Builders’ Show

A pre-show primer on the first-ever online IBS trade show. Stay tuned for upcoming podcasts, product features, and more.
21 Common Decisions When Designing or Building a Home

Working on houses is as much about choosing the right tools, materials, and construction details as it is about using them.
High Design at Home in Nature

A net-zero home sited to connect to its rural setting earns LEED for Homes certification.
Retrofit of a Timber-Frame Farmhouse

A design/build team performs a small miracle on a dilapidated 1850s home.
Celebrating Efficient Post-and-Beam Construction

An old barn is transformed into a high-performance home that highlights the structure's original framing.
Sidewall Shingles With a Flare

A slight curve adds charm, and also a bit of complexity, to the process of siding with cedar shingles.
Foundations for Success

Getting a first new home out of the ground can be a challenge, so we've assembled some pro tips for making the job go as smoothly as possible.
Building a Prototype For Net-Zero Neighborhoods

Green-building strategies and low-carbon materials define the design of this cluster of energy-efficient, solar-powered homes.
A Loft to Meet Code

Satisfying the local requirements for a sleeping loft proved a challenge for the owner of this accessory dwelling unit.

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