Beauty, spaciousness and interior design are all important when building a personal dream home. Today, however, with the reality of energy and environmental concerns, homeowners also insist their forever home must be as eco-responsible as possible. Courtesy photo
TEMECULA – Beauty, spaciousness and interior design are all important when building a personal dream home; however, with the reality of energy and environmental concerns, homeowners also insist their forever home must be as eco-responsible as possible. And it turns out many decisions initially based on being environmentally friendly can deliver unexpected aesthetic results, too.“Sometimes the least glamorous decisions can be the ones that give your lifestyle far more quality and value – and a good case in point is the use of concrete to build the walls, instead of traditional wood framing,” Natalie Rodgers of Nudura, a leading name in this field, said. ”Our technology has advanced the development of the insulated concrete form, a system that interlocks like Lego to erect a bu
