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Federal funds (and sand) are flowing in Delaware, where the Corps of Engineers is ready to put the beaches back the way they were before Sandy — and then some.
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Wilmington, Del.
Home to many financial companies, Wilmington has been hit particularly hard by the recession. But local architects aren't completely without hope.
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The DVGBC Announces Winners of Student Sustainable Design Competition
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DELAWARE
DOVER—The entire low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) program here will focus on rehabilitating existing affordable housing in 2008. "We have our heart set on preservation," said Lisa McCloskey, a housing mortgage finance officer for the Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA).
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BEST HOMEOWNERSHIP PROJECT: The VillagePeople
WILMINGTON, DEL.—Keith Campbell is amazed at the transformation of this Eastlake neighborhood where he recently bought his new home.
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LightShowers & ICFF DuPont Corian Surfaces Booth
A multi-disciplinary project that utilizes several mediums, LightShowers defies classification. Described by its creators, New York City-based architects Michael Morris and Yoshiko Sato, as an “installation,” the combination of built components coupled with projected video imagery and lighting...
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TED Magazine Wins Two ASBPE Awards
, official publication of the
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Local officials partner to build seniors apartments
FLEMINGTON, N.J. The rolling farmland a few miles from the Delaware River is so prized by wealthy second-home buyers that the average price of a house here is now $400,000. As land costs swell and resistance to almost any development stiffens, it’s become
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Making way for development means moving everything — even graveyards
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Most crawlspaces should be carefully sealed, not ventilated. In many areas, however, the codes are still catching up with best practice.