Green Building
Building “green” means many things to various people. Going green can be as simple as using salvaged pieces in your next project or using LED lighting to using solar power. Discover ways you can make your next project eco-friendly.
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Architectural Salvage for Period Homes
Whether you call it architectural salvage, recycled materials, or simply used, the market for “experienced” building components continues today for period houses, and in ever-changing ways,
Environmentally Friendly Building Materials
Voith & Mactavish Architects specialize in using environmentally-friendly building materials for their residential design projects.
The Energy Solar Decathlon
The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon looks at environmentally friendly products for residential design projects.
Inherently Traditional: Eco-Friendly Kitchen Surfaces
Today's eco-friendly kitchen surfaces are not only durable, but inherently traditional in design.
Aeratis
A solid, extruded PVC tongue-and-groove porch plank proven to out-perform wood and PVC products. Its durability and traditional design fortifies your porch floor against nature’s damage while standing up to the scrutiny of traditional architects, and historic societies.
