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Often, a family that is adding an ADU to their property will also want additional work. That might be a kitchen update, a new storage building, or a whole-house remodel to fit their lifestyle. One family came to New Avenue wanting a 650-square-foot accessory dwelling, a kitchen remodel, and a 250-square-foot storage building. New Avenue
Cross-laminated timber and insulated concrete forms give us stronger, greener, buildings. But is one better than the other? As the demand for new homes continues to increase, builders and homeowners are looking at alternatives to traditional construction methods. Two of these methods, cross-laminated timber (CLT) and insulated concrete forms (ICF), are incredibly successful. CLT and