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Students at St. Michael’s College will soon have a new modern, green building to call home. Construction on the 3-story building is progressing rapidly.
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Sustainable on-site energy sources such as solar PV and geothermal systems are increasingly being used to power our Net Zero energy homes.
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To achieve Net Zero energy, perhaps the most important aspect of home design is the building envelope. Read more to learn what this all means.
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In the first of a 3-part series, Lee describes the initial steps on the path toward reaching your Net Zero goals.
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This Tuesday, April 5, please join us for a special presentation and hardhat tour of the CCTA Downtown Transit Center, now under construction on Cherry Street in Burlington.
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When we were asked to create a unique ice fishing shanty for the Shelburne Museum, we started by searching for inspiration in some unlikely places.
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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”
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What started as a crazy idea ended up as a touching tribute. Here’s how we acquired 57,000 LEGOs and assembled custom building kits of the King Street Center.
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In the non-territorial office, every space is shared. We applied this concept to the new workspace for a business advisory firm in NH, and the results are now in.
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The typical early childhood classroom is thoroughly decorated, but does all of this visual noise provide inspiration or just distraction? One study showed some interesting results.
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Firmly tied to its location, Timber Kitchen and Bar tells the story of the lumber trade that sustained this northern Maine town since the 1800s.
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Afraid of things that go bump in the night? For this Halloween week, we take a look at the mysterious, haunted projects of TruexCullins.