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Small is Beautiful - A Conversation with architect and Not So Big author Sarah Susanka PDF Print E-mail
Home & Building
Written by Anne Laker   
Thursday, 12 August 2010 00:00

Small is BeautifulMore than 500 people turned out to hear architect and author Sarah Susanka speak as part of the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s Planet Indy series on May 20. Susanka is the bestselling author of nine books—from her first, The Not So Big House (1998), to her most recent, More Not So Big Solutions for Your Home (2010)...

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Time for a Change - Warm up to energy savings with new-model refrigerators PDF Print E-mail
Home & Building
Written by Judy Kenninger   
Tuesday, 20 July 2010 00:00

Warm up to energy savings with new-model refrigeratorsIf you haven’t replaced your refrigerator since Bill Clinton was in the White House, it may be time to change more than the light bulb. The Department of Energy’s Energy Star website recommends replacing any fridge over 10 years of age. According to Bryce Ruble, a sales representative at Clark Appliance of Indianapolis, your initial cash outlay may be recovered in just a few years...

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A Green Crawl Space - Healthier for You and Your Home PDF Print E-mail
Home & Building
Written by Ryan Puckett   
Saturday, 24 April 2010 21:34

Structural damage as a result of too much moisture in the crawl space. Photo courtesy of Crawlspace Doctor.Crawl spaces. It’s a perfectively descriptive part of the house — a tiny space with enough room to crawl around.

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Countertops for sustainable-minded consumers PDF Print E-mail
Home & Building
Written by Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp   
Friday, 02 April 2010 00:00

Sustainable CountertopsWorry about chemicals and concerns about the environment fuel consumer interest in the countertop, one of the toughest and most-used surfaces in the home.

Probably second only to the demands of floors, countertops must withstand moisture, cleaning products, hot pots and pans, ice, occasional slices from a knife, pounding from a meat mallet and more...

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Green Building from the Ground Up PDF Print E-mail
Home & Building
Written by Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp   
Monday, 18 January 2010 00:00

Green Building from the Ground Up

When you build a new home, you have the opportunity to be green from the ground up. And it starts when you select the land...

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