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Questions remain about the costs of State Building Code Council's gas phaseout - Vimarsana News

Questions remain about the costs of State Building Code Council's gas phaseout

(The Center Square) – The Washington Policy Center has filed an appeal with Governor's Office over the Washington State Building Code Council's denial of WPC's petition regarding the requirement the

Rep. Kathy Shaw: Legislature can make it easier for people to grow their own food - Vimarsana News

Rep. Kathy Shaw: Legislature can make it easier for people to grow their own food

As a state, we need to do more to make healthy, locally-grown food available to more people. I’ve been a longtime farmer in our community, and have frequently fielded questions from folks about how we can help make this happen. Currently, under the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code, structures used to grow crops are […]

Inaba Williams creates mirrored stucco-clad residences in California - Vimarsana News

Inaba Williams creates mirrored stucco-clad residences in California

Inaba Williams Architects has created two mirrored houses with courtyards in Santa Monica, California that are clad in white stucco.

Source: dezeen.com
Awards gala honours Saskatoon's outstanding home builders, renovators - Vimarsana News

Awards gala honours Saskatoon's outstanding home builders, renovators

The Saskatoon & Region Home Builders' Association celebrated the achievements of its members at the 32nd annual awards on Feb. 10.

An Augusta family sought help removing lead paint from its home. Now, lead levels are worse than ever. - Vimarsana News

An Augusta family sought help removing lead paint from its home. Now, lead levels are worse than ever.

Shoddy work done by a licensed lead abatement contractor, and approved by a regional agency, has raised concerns about the oversight of a Maine program meant to protect children from lead poisoning.