How do you rebuild a 165-year-old house? One piece of 20-inch-thick stone at a time.
Architect Stephen Muse's award-winning residential addition in Washington, D.C.
Sprocket Design-Build gives a Denver Victorian home circa 1882 modern sensibilities.
New products from Fiberon, Flexible Floor Systems, Hitachi, Rais, Superior Polymer Products, Tru-Pro Products, and WAC Lighting.
Part one in a three-part series on engineering the customer experience.
A city lounge in St. Louis, housed in a repurposed old warehouse, wins a Merit Award in the 2009 Remodeling Design Awards.
A Virginia remodeler networks with commercial realtors to increase market share, doing small office and interior build-out projects.
This commercial remodeling project in Arkansas wins a Grand Award for its engaging design within a conservative budget.
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New company, called Aquatic, announces merger at IBS 2010, introduces new accessible bathtub.
New products to keep an eye out for on the floor of the 2010 International Builders' Show.
A selection of new energy-efficient lighting products.
A two-sided fireplace is the focal point of this master bath addition.
New products from Designer Doors, SJ2, Azek, Rev-A-Shelf, Kleer, Cord-Pro, ORG, and GE
This year's New American Home is a 6,725-square-foot plantation-style house located in the Waters Edge subdivision on the banks of Orlando's Lake Nona, Fla. The two-story house features a family suite on the first level to accommodate an elderly parent or long-term guest, a first-floor master suite, an open kitchen and leisure room combination, and an upstairs club room with a theater-quality entertainment system.
Remodeling visits TimberTech's Ohio headquarters for a plant tour and chat about industry trends with CEO Stu Kemper.
A makeover of the flagship K900 Hybrid Grill features a new hybrid grilling drawer system, and a redesigned spring-assisted hood.
Two curved staircase projects that highlight artful design and great craftsmanship.
Find building product information and advice from fellow pros in the roofing, siding, decking, window, and door industry.
Residential Architect online is devoted to the needs of the residential architect.
Self-taught, self-made, and a leader in the green remodeling and universal design communities, Iris Harrell has built a remodeling company whose innovation will outlast her tenure at its helm.
If not managed well, special orders can be a production challenge and a timing disaster. Here's how to make them work for the company and the client alike.
The bathroom has undergone an overhaul in recent years. No longer just a water closet with a sink and tub, it has become a spa and sanctuary at every price point. Skylights and glass block for increased natural light, the use of varied textures and materials and sturdy furnishings, organic lines, fireplaces, and clutter-free counters mark the bath trends for the next few years.
Get a little sleek, a little shine, and a lot of style with these glass-focused products, including tile, flooring, doors, sinks, and panels.
New and interesting products as seen at the 2009 Remodeling Show.