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What Does Building Science Have To Do With You?

By |2023-04-03T07:13:55-07:00March 29th, 2012|CTA Consultation|

Building science looks at a house as a system, recognizing that it consists of parts that work together to make up the building enclosure. All of these parts, their connections, and their relations affect the envelope of the building, which in turn dictates performance, efficiency, and comfort. One part of a building that people don’t

Honoring Black History Month: Ietef Vita

By |2012-03-08T14:35:11-08:00March 8th, 2012|Community, CTA Consultation|

For Black History Month, we wanted to dedicate a weekly blog to an influential African American individual in a field related to the environment and/or building science. Sometimes championing a cause requires a unique approach, especially when reaching a younger audience. Such is the case with Ietef Vita, aka DJ Cavem (which stands for “Communicating

Indoor meets Outdoor: Screened-in Porches

By |2012-01-27T20:12:27-08:00January 27th, 2012|CTA Consultation|

Screened in porch in Bryan / College Station, by Stearns Design Build. The perfect hang out spot. Adding a screened-in porch to your home is a great way to bring fresh air, daylight, and natural views into your daily living. Here are some things to keep in mind when dreaming up your porch!LocationIf

Additions: Six Design-Focusing Strategies

By |2012-01-18T15:42:02-08:00January 18th, 2012|CTA Consultation|

Home addition in Bryan / College Station, by Stearns Design Build. An addition should always look like it is a part of the house. Additions, large or small, are an extension of your home. They should reflect you and your needs while benefiting the rest of your home in terms of connection, size,

How to Choose a Contractor

By |2012-01-12T19:28:20-08:00January 12th, 2012|CTA Consultation|

We at Stearns Design Build will be more than happy to answer any questions. Eight key points that will help you select the right contractor for you and your remodeling project.Professional Standing: A good place to start when considering a contractor is their professional standing.  Find out what professional organizations they belong to.

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