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As part of our color selection and design process for the Lakewood Townhomes we looked at three material and color

When working with, or evaluating, federally registered historic structures it is important to understand the basic approaches that can be

Common building bricks come in three grades which indicate the bricks resistance to weathering. The weathering general refers to how

With the growing popularity of SIP designed homes, it is important to know some critical details that are different than

Last week we talked about the first two components of successful daylighting. This week we follow up with the next

One of the great perks to building a home in the mountains is the great view of the surrounding mountains

Residential doors come in all sizes and a couple shapes too. The most common door in a residential application is

One of the most encouraging and motivating aspects about working at EVstudio is the culture of opportunity. A recent nationwide

Most people don’t realize that there is a growing body of research in the world of architecture based on biologic

I just ran across the Boulderspace blog. Well worth a look, lots of architecture related topics and its more than

EVstudio started in the mountains of Colorado just west of Denver and has become known for doing work all over

I had a great lunch today with Tom Glossa and Denny Rogstad with the Breckenridge Building Center and we discussed

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