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Reasons to Follow the EJCDC General Conditions

Written by David A. Todd Thu, Aug 09, 2012

Welcome to the On Site channel’s Construction Administration Column. Here David Todd explains how the EJCDC General Conditions were developed as the best way to have fair, objective contractual relations – and to reduce conflict and litigation – among all parties on a construction project.

Non-Toxic and Chemical-Free Carpet

Written by Lucy Massey Wed, Aug 08, 2012

Wool carpets are sustainable, chemical-free, and non-toxic.

Historic Preservation: From Carriage House to Pool House

Written by Murrye Bernard Wed, Aug 08, 2012

Architect Tracy A. Stone’s expertise in historic preservation guided her renovation of a 123-year-old carriage house near downtown Los Angeles.

Light Tubes: Energy-Efficient and Easy to Install

Written by Michael Luckado Mon, Aug 06, 2012

Light tubes are an affordable way to bring natural light into your home.

Home Generators 101

Written by Rick Atkinson Fri, Aug 03, 2012

Learn the basics on home generators, from selecting the right one for your home, to installation, to routine maintenance.

DIY Recycled Glass Bottle Outdoor Lighting

Written by Rachael Ranney Thu, Aug 02, 2012

Join Rachael Ranney to see three ways to upcycle wine bottles into simple and elegant outdoor lighting.

8 Ways to Multi-task in Small Spaces

Written by Murrye Bernard Tue, Jul 31, 2012

These eight tips on multi-tasking rooms will help you to maximize your small space.

Smart Build on a Small Urban Lot

Written by J. Mariah Brown Mon, Jul 30, 2012

SPACE Architects + Planners in Chicago prove that lot size and shape need not determine a home’s design or layout.

Home Safety Checklist: 10 Important Reminders

Written by Lisa Taylor Minor Fri, Jul 27, 2012

Ten home safety essentials that you can check today to prevent accidents at home and protect your family and property.

Living Aleutian Home Design Competition

Written by Nicole Jewell Tue, Jul 24, 2012

Spanish architects Taller Abierto won the Living Aleutian Home Design Competition 2012, which asked architects to design a creative, livable, affordable home in remote Atka, Alaska.