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Green Homes, Post and Beam and Timber Frame Homes Blog by Jeremy Bonin, AIA NCARB LEED AP, and Kimberly Bonin of Bonin Architects and Associates, PLLC. Topics include sustainable living, green building, and green building including timber framing, structural insulated panels, and alternative energy systems, the costs involved, and information on builders and materials. Ask questions and share your comments!
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Bonin Architects & Associates, led by Kimberly Bonin and Jeremy Bonin AIA NCARB LEED AP, is a national architectural firm licensed in NH, ME, MA, VT, PA, RI, CT and NY (inquire as to other states). Green Architect Jeremy Bonin AIA NCARB LEED AP heads every home design, creating innovative, energy efficient home designs of green homes with a specialty in SIP panels and timber frame homes and timber frame house plans, as well as post and beam and energy efficient homes with conventional building material. We incorporate recycled building materials and renewable energy systems where possible.
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