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     By:Tina Fountain

    The living room is central to the home, with all of the other rooms adjoined to it around the perimeter. In a one and a half story bungalow the extra half story is to provide more sleeping space. This top floor often has the addition of dormers to add extra head space and light. The home may also have a basement to give it some extra space.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • House Builders are for the New California Tax Credit

     By:John Cutts

    Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has just approved the $10,000 tax credit for homebuyers. With this possibility, home builders are now advertising about the tax break hoping to brighten the dull construction industry.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • The Climate Bill and the Building Industry

     By:Lynn Bulmer

    One of the biggest areas expected to be impacted by the climate bill is the building industry. Automobile emissions may be substantial, but buildings are responsible for more energy consumption in the U.S. than all combined areas of the transportation industry.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Buying a New Home: Pre-Construction and New Construction

     By:Lauren Kline

    When the construction is underway is a good time to look at the quality of building going on in the neighbourhood as well; ask if you can have a tour through a partially built home to see what the inside of your walls are going to look like.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Home Building Modern Trends in the USA

     By:Sonia Smith

    New trends in home building have emerged in America today to help builders survive recession.


    In Category - Building & Construction


  • When is a Bedroom a Bedroom?

     By:Gary Lundholm

    What is a bedroom? The first answer is, 'Um, well, it's a room for sleeping. You know, where a bed is?' The room must be a room with a doorway. No half-finished 'privacy walls or anything of that nature', the room must be fully enclosed.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Home Building Contractors Warned by Authorities

     By:John Cutts

    Authorities are hoping that the recent case of home contractor Peter DeGennaro will serve as warning to other home building contractors who are planning on cheating their customers.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Architectural Terms 101

     By:Mike Ciucci

    When you're reading through the homes for sales, the descriptions commonly refer to various architectural or structural descriptions that are not always explained. Here is a list of some of the more common terms to help you get a clearer picture of what you're buying.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Finding the Best Home Building and Renovation Contractor

     By:John Cutts

    The moment you decide on building a new home or renovating your existing home, first thing to do is choose a contractor. Here are tips in finding the right one.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Funding a Home Renovation Project

     By:John Cutts

    One thing is constant in a home renovation project: the need for money for funding all the expenses. But there are many ways on how to finance a good home remodeling project.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Building Trends to Watch For

     By:Melanie Speed

    You'll be seeing fewer of the sprawling McMansion designs as buyers opt for smaller homes with efficient designs. Only about 14 percent of the homes built in the U.S. have ceilings higher than 9 feet. The upscale features such as granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and spa bathrooms will still be present.


    In Category - Green Building
  • Trends in Home Building Today

     By:Roby Hicks

    The trends for building homes have changed over the years. There are some classic designs that stayed. However, certain aspects have changed. This is due to several factors influencing how builders design new homes today. Among these factors are the preference of the buyers. In addition to that, there is also a call to be more environmentally responsible. And, there is the goal to keep the homeowners comfortable.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Sidney Code for House Building Provides Financing Advantages

     By:John Cutts

    Residents of Sidney, Montana are encouraged to adopt the area's house building code to make it easier for them to acquire financing for the residence they are planning to build. County officials recommend hiring a licensed home inspector who will make sure that the requirements under the code are followed.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Bringing the Indoors Out

     By:Lauren Spencer

    New trends in home construction have resulted in cost efficient, smaller home designs. It has, however, also created a need for space that is being manifested in the latest renovation craze – expansion of the backyard deck.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • National Home Builders Busy With Unfinished Projects

     By:John Cutts

    U.S. national home builders are starting to revive the construction market by picking up construction projects that have stalled due to the recession and the housing market crisis.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Never Say Die: The Eccentric Architecture of Arakawa + Gins

     By:Andy Asbury

    Arakawa and Gins are two artists and architects that have worked together for over 45 years. Troubled by the notion of mortality, the two have decided that they're never going to die, and are working to outlaw death for everyone. One way they're doing this is by creating residential spaces that will extend the lives of those who live in them.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • What is Modular Construction?

     By:Tim Montey

    You probably already know that modular homes are built indoors and pieced together on a foundation. What building code are they built to? What is the difference between modular homes, site built homes and manufactured homes? This article explains those differences.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • On Home Building: Getting a Smart Home Renovation

     By:John Cutts

    You can increase the value of your home through smart home renovation techniques. Shared here are the steps in maximizing your profit and increasing your home value.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Home Building: Planning Your Home Renovation

     By:John Cutts

    So, you have finally decided to renovate your home. Before you start, it is important to know some stuff about home building. Read on to learn tips about how you can rebuild your home.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • "Archi-Planners" - Where Architect Meets Urban Planner

     By:M Shane

    Now, well-known architects are coming forward with a more holistic approach and taking over the entire project. Compare these new neighborhoods to professionally designed homes; the streets, building designs, and walkways would all be part of a master design of urban artwork.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Home Building Company Activities Accelerate in Tuolumne County

     By:John Cutts

    Home building company activities have picked up in Tuolumne County in 2010. Statistics show that building permits issued by the county have risen from year-ago levels.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Home Building Permits Down in Several Areas in Arizona and California

     By:Leticia Carvalho

    Home building activities declined in some areas in Arizona and California for three consecutive quarters this year due to a drop in the number of permits issued.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Property Inspection Program to Aid Veterans Launched in Palm Springs

     By:John Cutts

    A residential property inspection program has been launched by a firm from Palm Springs, California which promises to provide employment to around 60,000 veterans in the U.S.


    In Category - Home Inspection
  • High-Tech Home Building for the Elderly

     By:Leticia Carvalho

    The model home of Eskaton Senior Residences and Services in Carmichael, California is a demonstration of advances and innovations in elderly housing.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Home Building Construction Projects Slumped in May

     By:John Cutts

    Home building construction spending in the U.S. declined in May, proving most analysts' claim that a slump is forthcoming after the government tax incentive initiative expired on April 30. Commercial construction projects also declined during the month.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Beauty is in the Eye of the Builder

     By:M Shane

    While many of us are far from experts in architecture, we do, at least, tend to know what we like. Our thoughts on what constitutes a perfect home from a design perspective, may not be perfectly honed but the majority of us feel comfortable enough in our tastes to recognize when something looks bad.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Buying Property to Build a Home On

     By:Brandy Coffey

    Another option is to not completely destroy the existing house but instead extensively renovate the existing home and add on or subtract from the existing footprint. This may appeal to a lender more than a demolition, but can actually end up being more costly, depending on the type of finishing that you choose and the condition of the existing home.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • GE Signs Kitchen Appliances Contract with Homebuilder

     By:John Cutts

    GE has signed a home appliance contract with homebuilder Taylor Morrison which includes kitchen appliances and other home gadgets. Taylor builds residences in several U.S. states.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • New Home Construction in U.S. Dropped Further in August

     By:John Cutts

    August marks the fourth successive month that new home construction has declined in the U.S. The decline started in May, right after the deadline for the federal tax credit initiative.


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Tax Credit May Dampen the Home Building Industry

     By:John Cutts

    From an original amount of $15,000, the new tax credit for home building was scaled down to $8,000, dampening hopes of bouncing back from the effects of the economic recession.


    In Category - Building & Construction


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