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PB October 2003


101 Best Companies to Work For

The list of the 101 Best Companies to Work For 2003

CD IDs Roofing Mistakes

CARE convened experts to identify the top 10 problems in roof installation and maintenance.

Codes and Costs

With architectural and planning solutions promoting a residential character, an exacting code process challenged the Front Street team.

Balancing Act

For any builder who has passed over a beautiful piece of ground because of the terrain, Rob Cole has a solution.

Going Mod

A high-end custom builder experiments with factory-built housing to beef up business.

A Better Flush

American Standard aims to improve flushing power with the Champion toilet.

Parks Raise Revenue, Reduce Risks

The days of 'back-of-the-envelope' land deals and 'rule-of-thumb' land planning disappeared in the last decade, replaced by rigorous analysis with the goal of eking out every potential dime from very expensive dirt. Now, a new tool can help sharpen the...

2-1 Garage Split a Hit With City Officials

Home buyers say they want more garage, but bigger doesn't mesh with some municipalities' mandate to reduce garages' street presence.

Operating Expenses: Fool's Gold for Improving Profit

Improve profitability by looking at direct construction costs before tackling operating expenses.

Enterprising Designs

Front Street has traditional single-family housing, with no resemblance to live/work urban lofts that put the business below and living quarters above. Ralph Spargo says Standard Pacific and Bassenian/Lagoni Architects aimed for house plus office, not ...

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