Aging in Place

by | Sep 10, 2015 | Construction & Design, Home Design | 0 comments

Aging-in-Place, or Universal Design, means being able to live in one’s home independently regardless of age or ability. We all know someone who has trouble getting around. And with our aging population, we want the guarantee of being able to stay in our own home as long as we choose to. If you are going to design+build a new home, live the way you want because you have planned for it. Enjoy the posts below to see how to make this possible.

The Different Levels of Green Building

The Different LevelsOf Green Building   Green building is increasingly important to homeowners who value their personal health and also want to support a healthy environment.Living Stone owner Sean Sullivan notes that there is noone definitive set of standards for...

Jim Crust, Superintendent

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | JIM CRUSTJIM CRUST SuperintendentBorn and raised in Minnesota, Jim is a superintendent for Living Stone Design + Build and oversees the overall scope of homebuilding. He has more than 20 year of construction under his work belt....

10 Reasons to Hire a Design-Build Firm

10 Reasons to Hire a Design-Build Firm

10 Reasons to Hire a Design-Build Firm Here's a great little write-up on Houzz about the virtues of going with a design+build firm. Oh, and we happened to be featured. If you're considering building a new home, these are definitely items to keep in mind. You're...

Radon-Resistant New Construction is a Thing

Radon-Resistant New Construction is a Thing

Radon and Your Home We wanted to share with you this article from the EPA on radon and what you need to know. Plus, learn how radon-resistant features in new homes are helping to save lives.  Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive gas found in soil and rock. It...

FEATURE: Custom Builder Online

FEATURE: Custom Builder Online

FEATURE: Customer Builder Online It's not very often a national builder magazine reaches out to you to discuss a barn. Then again, this isn't your typical barn. What started as a place for our client to store his "toys" ended up being one of our most asked about...