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On the Cover: Pam Rainey, vice president of product design, Shaw Floors and Anderson Tuftex, shares her kitchen remodel and career inspirations. See more on page 30
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Volume: 21 | Issue: 5 | Download
On the Cover: Pam Rainey, vice president of product design, Shaw Floors and Anderson Tuftex, shares her kitchen remodel and career inspirations. See more on page 30
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On The Cover
Co-owners of Denver's Heggem-Lundquist (from L-R): Beth Lundquist, Ron Lundquist and Ruthanne Lundquist-Zueger.
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[ON THE COVER]
President and CEO Bert Selva helms Shea Homes, the largest private builder in the U.S. based on revenue. Shea is ranked No. 12 on this year's Housing Giants list.
PHOTO: ROBERT GALLAGHER / DBPHOTOAGENCY
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On The Cover
A 2020 VISION
Inside Kevin Clayton's bold bid for his firm to crash the rising barriers to homeownership
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On The Cover:
Schluter Systems
Taos Ski Valley slopeside residences benefit from foam building panels
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ON THE COVER: This wastewater treatment facility tank in North East Borough, Penn., was built using hand-set forms. Photo: Meva
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COVER STORY / TOP FIRMS
From Ottawa to Austin, Cotuit to Mira Mesa, our annual report on North America's top remodelers reveals a powerful lineup of businesses growing at breakneck speed in a flourishing economy. Here, we publish the top 100 firms in two categories: full-service remodelers and replacement/specialty contractors. The results show which companies are crushing it and provide a rich trove of statistical data that reveals what it takes to climb to the top.
Cover: Illustration by Neil Stevens
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On the cover: 2019 AIA Gold Medalist Richard Rogers. Photo by Phil Fisk.
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ON THE COVER:
Completed last September, Google's new office in Playa Vista, Calif., involved converting the historic, 750-foot-long hangar built by industrialist Howard Hughes to house the Spruce Goose prototype airlift flying boat. The reconstruction includes generous spaces for work, meetings, events, and amenities. The all-wood spine that supports the building's ceiling was deconstructed and rebuilt with noncombustible materials that were then reclad with refurbished wood panels. More on page 32.
PHOTO: CONNIE ZHOU, COURTESY ZGF
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On The Cover:
MAPEI Corporation
MAPEI goes to Yale School of Management
MAPEI gets straight As for crack isolation, large-format tile installation and waterproofing solutions
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On The Cover: Renovation Trends: Create Offices with Impact