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Non-Member Fee: $379.00
Quality is often defined by codes, regulations and mandates created outside the building profession. Each of these focuses on a specific area that can be easily measured but rarely considers the home in its entirety or equates value with affordability.
In this course, NAHB redefines the quality home and sets the standard by which new homes should be evaluated. Elements from several design concepts are integrated into a balanced approach that best meets the needs and goals of its future residents. Addressing efficiency, sustainability, resiliency, livability, and affordability throughout the design and construction process to create a truly exceptional home.
Learning Objectives:
Explore the definition of a quality home and how it is perceived differently both within the homebuilding industry and by the home buyer.
Define and exemplify elements of efficiency, sustainability, resiliency, and livability in residential construction.
Evaluate a home design and identify opportuni
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