Surviving the frozen hurricane

We jump right into the big idea: Walk Your Plans projects blueprints to exact scale so you can literally walk a house or remodel before a single brick is laid — Joe Matejka tells us builders and designers catch over 90% of pre-construction mistakes this way, which translates into ...  Show more

We sat down—me, Stephanie, and Jason—and basically geeked out about making our homes less likely to become headline material. I walked through why smoke and CO detectors are not the same dinosaurs my parents put up: UL rewrites have turned them into sophisticated little wall‑comp ...  Show more

In this podcast, Laura and Holly discuss protecting your current home from freezing temperatures as well as designing a new build to survive extreme weather. The post Designing Your Home to Survive Extreme Weather appeared first on hpd architecture + interiors. 

We get an update from Jana and Mike after the devastating tornado in Nashville. And for a first hand eyewitness report, we talk to Nashville meteorologist Henry Rothenberg who was live on the air in the eye of the tornado when it hit! He has some crucial tips for how to stay safe ...  Show more

What happens when the weather throws a tantrum? Today’s episode is about natural disasters. We’ll be learning new terms or new vocabulary related to natural disasters. I share 7 terms that you probably had not heard of before. Enjoy today's episode! *** https://www.englishmadesi ...  Show more

In this English lesson, we talk a walk about my house, which recently experience the natural disaster of flooding and we talk about English words and terms that might help you in your next English conversation about natural disasters.   You will learn what salvage me ...