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    The idea behind the Open Prototype Initiative — what will be a showcase of four high-quality, economically constructed homes — was to improve the way all homes are built in America. And information learned through the first home and subsequent prototype homes will also be useful for improving in-home treatment of the disabled and older Americans with a desire to age in place.
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    As the white-hot housing market cools, builders can maintain a competitive edge by improving construction quality while controlling costs.
  • Decked Out
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  • Outside Chances
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  • Take it Outside
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  • Winner on the Water
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