While reading this issue, you may notice that one topic comes up in several of the articles: the significant impact of government regulations on home building.
House Review
Azure Plan 3 from Robert Hidey Architects
Features
May 01, 2017
From freestanding structures to tucked-in side patios, exterior space helps a home live larger
Key West Cottage Elevation home from The Evans Group
Features
March 29, 2017
Essential design moves make it easier to deliver outdoor space, natural light, and privacy
Casa Trabajar from EDI International
Features
February 28, 2017
Fresh interpretations of a setup that was once standard in most downtowns and villages
Master bath at the Tierra, a home from Dahlin Group Architecture
Features
February 09, 2017
Today’s master suite offers practicality, top-tier finishes, and a variety of hardworking private spaces
Traditional Smart Start Home from The Evans Group
Features
January 09, 2017
Cost-effective ideas for homes that serve entry-level buyers and downsizers, too
Olivia, Plan 3 from Robert Hidey Architects
Features
December 08, 2016
Large or compact, modern or transitional, this room is still the center of everything
Features
November 07, 2016
Our annual sneak peek at projects in the works by Professional Builder’s House Review team
Canyon Residence from Lehrer Architects
Features
October 03, 2016
Scale, functionality, finishes, and attention to detail distinguish the best-executed luxury homes
Features
September 01, 2016
Large, small, or in-between, focus on functionality
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Blogs
May 16, 2017
Celebrating its 25th year the US National Housing Quality Award (based on the US Baldrige Award) has helped builders to improve their business whether they are building custom or product
Videos
New Push, Pull, Rotate door locks from Brink’s Home Security make opening doors easier whether your hands are free or full. A tug with a single finger, or a quick bump with an elbow or hip, can open doors more easily and without setting down groceries, children or mobile phones.
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