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Tierra Concrete Homes has won numerous awards and a U.S. patent with its precast concrete project, Build a Zero Energy House, in Pueblo, Colo.
Designing a community with the input of homeowners, planners and government agencies helps ensure a smooth approval process.
Planning officials in Issaquah, Wash., changed the rules so that a neotraditional community could be included within its growth boundary.
Amid ever-changing legislation and land regulation, architects, builders, developers and land planners are finding a way to design communities that create the sense of place today’s buyers seek.
Florida architect Don Evans accepts challenge to design three new product lines.
The sorry state of U.S. energy supplies means more for builders than you might think.
Any unnecessary regulation imposed on new home construction cuts into the heart of housing affordability.
Memphis planners permit code revisions to create a traditional neighborhood around an old farming village but backtrack a bit as market issues arise.
Integrating quality and safety into a single program streamlines operations and creates synergies that improve results.
Bigger is better on Wall Street. And biggest is best of all.
Colorado-based land planner predicts an epidemic of anti-growth ballot initiatives unless the housing industry changes its ways.
With a shrinking federal budget, the construction technology program faces extinction just as it hits its stride.
Land-use, zoning and subdivision guidelines that alter the pattern of home building as we know it.
Be well-informed and develop a clear strategy before you eneter the world of technological innovation.
Even during days of economic uncertainty, try to stick to your company plan.
Developers listen and learn, and so does Douglas County. The result: a master plan with open space, clusters and a wide diversity of lot sizes.
Hoping to educate as well as impress, the Showcase of Better Built Homes will consist of five homes, built side by side, using six construction methods.
If he's on the worksite instead of the boardroom, this is what D.C. Durano takes with.
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