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Crofton Springs

On just more than 6 acres, this Issaquah, Wash., neighborhood integrates 121 homes - and seven housing types - into a pedestrian-friendly new home community that looks like it has grown organically.

Waterproofing Goes Above Grade

Tremco Barrier Solutions’ Above-Grade Foundation Finishing System extends the same waterproofing membrane used below grade in its Tuff -N-Dri product up to the sill plate.

MiraBay

A one-of-a-kind setting on Tampa Bay all but dictates that MiraBay take advantage of the outdoors.

Don't Skimp on Small-Site Evaluations

Architect Ken Newberry, principal with Newberry Campa Design Studio in Houston, has a motto: 'Everyone deserves a great architectural design.'

Green Building, Outdoor Living Top 2004 Trends

Green building and outdoor living spaces will be the top home building trends of 2004, according to an informal Professional Builder survey of builders and other industry professionals.

Republic Rocks the Cradle

Chicago-based Republic Windows & Doors has committed to working with McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry to overhaul its window manufacturing processes.

Top 10 Books for Urban Planners

PLANetizen, a Web community run by Los Angeles-based Urban Insight, compiled this list of the top 10 books published in 2003.

Pre-Sales Boom for Orange County, Calif., High-Rise

With 65% of its 232 luxury units pre-sold almost two years before the first move-ins, what’s the secret to success of Marquee Park Place, the first residential high-rise in Orange County, Calif.?
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