Showing posts with label Cotton Crossing Model Home built by Front Porch Homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cotton Crossing Model Home built by Front Porch Homes. Show all posts

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Waco New Home Journal "Common Design Mistakes"

Front Porch Homes features famed architect Mariane Cusato discussing "Common Design Mistakes"







This is a quick, but very informative segment on how to avoid the common mistakes and regrets that people have when they are building or remodling a home.


Front Porch Homes is one of Waco's leading new home builders. We like to take the same comprehensive approach to the building process. Taking the time to view every aspect of how the design, layout and flow of the house will work for you and your family will pay off in dividends when the project is complete. Typically, everybody will say, "I wish we had thought to do that when we built". It is a painful reminder every day that you live in that house.

Currently, Front Porch Homes is building in Cotton Crossing, Rancho Lorena, and Lost Oaks. We will also custom build for customers on their lot as long as it is not too far out of the Waco area.

For more information on Front Porch Homes design/build consulting on a new home in Waco or for people who are interested in Green Building, please call Mark P. Felton 254-751-7150. Front Porch Homes is an active member of the Heart of Texas Builders Associaton and a regsitered builder with the Texas Residential Construction Commission.

Thursday, March 30, 2006

Waco New House Journal "Cookie Cutters No More!"

"Cookie Cutters" is a slang housing term refering to new home construction that all looks the same or as the phrase goes: cut out like a cookie. Over and over again, across the country, builders are building the same house usually right next to each other in a single row going right down the same street. I will concede that most of this process evolved out of the need for cost efficiency and the builders trying to maintain affordable houseing, but enough is enough.

At any given price point, and any given set of building materials, character, detail, functional design and use of color can affect the look of a house and cause one to look much better than the other with everything else being the same.

That being said, the mission of Front Porch Homes and many other builders across the country is to build new construction, up to code, that is energy efficient, has character and curb appeal, and is an asset to the neighborhood for years to come.

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http://www.cottoncrossing.net/
http://www.rancholorena.com/