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"Through our research and through our engineering...
...we have found that there are ways --
affordable and available ways -- to build a home that can better resist natural disasters, whether it be a wildfire or a hurricane."
-- Kevin Barger, Spokesman,
Institute for Business and Home Safety
Engineers, architects, building code officials, preservationists, educators and trainers can all advocate the use of state-of-the-art design and construction techniques. For example, an architect's choice to install
HVAC ducts within conditioned space, or an educator's shared knowledge of the
whole house system takes the homebuilding industry one step closer to the acceptance of new building technologies.
When you Aren't Starting From Scratch
Understand what you've got before start.
Download the
Rehab Inspection Guide.
What's Possible
Make sure your designs stand out.
PATH's
Tech Inventory profiles the latest products for your next project and
Tech Sets put it all together.
Leadership By Design
How can design professionals impact innovation in homebuilding? How can they lead the green building movement? Learn what PATH is doing right now to
examine the role of architectural design.
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The Future is Flexible
See how PATH's Concept Home initiative is moving from
design to
execution.
Directions in Design
Make it
durable. Make it
affordable. Make it
green. Intelligent design never mattered more.
Research and Development
From
technology scanning and university research to technology development and market research, PATH offers
deep resources for the industry. Browse our
publications.
We're Looking For a Few Good Stories
Do you have a great project story about a PATH-profiled technology? Please
get in touch!
PATH Issues
Benefit from improving the
affordability,
disaster resistance,
durability,
health,
energy-efficiency and
quality of your homes.
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