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Coordination between subs; barrier-free showers vs. code; don’t ventilate crawlspace with moist outdoor air; code article misses the boat; more
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Careful diagnostic testing is the key to cost-effective energy upgrades.
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The Nations Finest
TURNS OUT THE SEAT OF government also houses one of the strongest apartment markets in the nation.
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Stringent new energy code offers flexibility; company fined for breaking FTC’s R-value rule; Denver’s moratorium on fees pays off; PV-panel prices decline; more
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2009 SIXTH ANNUAL A|L LIGHT AND ARCHITECTURE DESIGN AWARDS ? L2 Lounge
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Under Tapped
WHEN BETHESDA, MD.-BASED EYA was opening its Capitol Quarter mixed-income development in the height of the housing boom, it set up a lottery for the 20 “workforce†homes in the project, those priced for individuals earning between 80 percent and 115 percent of Washington, D.C.'s area median...
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HUD No Longer a Dud
WASHINGTON, D.C. When I arrived here as an eager college graduate in 1979, I had a case of Potomac Fever. I believed the federal government was a force for good, and I wanted to help all those smart people shape policy and save the world.
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Sealed crawlspace testing sheds new light on energy performance ; Advanta shuts down its credit cards; students win clean-energy prize for rice-husk insulation panels; more
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Q: After replacing both a condensate pan and a pump, the plumber fixing my client's leaky air-conditioning coil finally determined that the problem was actually in the condensate drain. The drain's small trap was clogged with a mucuslike substance; unclogging it was a simple repair that took just a...
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Wall-mounted heaters; quick disconnect; screws for exotic hardwoods; foil sheathing; flexible ducts; rot-resistant pine; more