Energy Efficient Windows Explained
For years I thought windows were windows. When it was too warm we’d draw the shades and if it was too cold we’d make sure the...
Read MoreTransform A Room With Smith & Fong’s Plyboo Neopolitan Flooring
There are so many things I love about blogging for C&H, and one of them includes browsing shelter magazines and websites for the...
Read MoreDeconstruction vs. Demolition
So you’re ready to start that big renovation project — a new kitchen, an updated bathroom, or maybe even an entire house!...
Read MoreGE Introduces Their Smart Home Technologies at CES
CES has expanded their Connected Home area and it seems that Kenmore and GE are leading the way with introducing their latest in home...
Read MoreTransparent Concrete Is For Real
No longer a dream, transparent concrete is for real and is now being used as a building material. The Italian firm, Italcementi Group,...
Read MorePreston Koerner of Jetson Green
We’ve been avid fans of green building blog Jetson Green for a few years and it’s been great to see the site grow in...
Read MoreConvert A Silo With A-House-In-A-Can
Improbable building materials? Building kits to create the one- or two-roomed house of your dreams? Unconventional building materials and...
Read MoreHonolulu Is Serious About Construction Materials Recycling
After any sort of demolition, whether it’s a towering skyscraper or a residential bathroom, recycling previously used materials in a...
Read MoreThe Series: Going Green, Simple and Cheap
Over on our green building site we’ve been sharing a great series from our blogger Tabatha on Going Green, Simple and Cheap. This...
Read MoreDwell on Design 2010: Contemporary and Sustainable
This was our first time visiting Dwell on Design which was held at the Los Angeles convention center. It’s billed as the largest...
Read MoreXorin Balbes Maui Masterpiece: Ke-Ao Lanihuli
While in Maui we had the pleasure of visiting designer Xorin Balbes latest project he’s named, Ke-Ao Lanihuli which translates to...
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