A dedicated team from TruexCullins recently participated in The Ice Shanty Project, creating a unique fishing shanty for the Shelburne Museum exhibit "32 Degrees, the Art of Winter"
For the past seven days, I’ve been at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont. I’m here with 60 other Vermont artists and writers, all reflecting on a week...
In the TruexCullins Home Studio, we are developing design solutions based on the concepts that we’ve been sharing with you over the past few weeks. As we explained in...
by Rolf Kielman We just received this message from Rolf, who is travelling through Eastern Europe along the Adriatic Sea. As always, we love reading about the adventures of...
In a February blog post, Lee Grutchfield and I discussed the challenges involved in making good and affordable places to live. We’ve made some progress on this front, and...
At TruexCullins we’ve spent decades contemplating the necessary requirements for good places to live. Twenty years ago we designed a series of modestly sized, affordable and energy efficient homes...
The Passive House: it sounds like some kind of strategic mind game for buildings. In actuality, this is a very positive development for designing better buildings. In the quest...
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