内容摘要：“It was breathtaking,” Simon said. “That may have been the only time I liked a juggling act. I’m being serious. It felt different and we always say, this show relies on moments and that’s what I call a moment. Big time.”

“It was breathtaking,” Simon said. “That may have been the only time I liked a juggling act. I’m being serious. It felt different and we always say, this show relies on moments and that’s what I call a moment. Big time.”

If the insulation-based silence isn’t enough to bring you peace of mind, lower bills and better insurance coverage should. Although concrete framing makes up 7% of U.S. residential homes today,— cities shaped and often affected by earthquakes. The sound of silence is already priceless enough, but concrete homes, especially ONX’s steel-reinforced walls, offer more resistance to wind and fire, setting a new standard for resilient residential buildings.

Some things worth flagging include up-front costs,than traditional stick-built homes, and potential repair or maintenance costs if they’re not properly sealed. Water damage, too, is a big deal for cracking and ruining concrete’s integrity and strength.And unlike drywall and wood framing, renovating an already built concrete home is also not as simple. After construction, moving walls around isn’t as easy or affordable — concrete is harder to break down and move than wood-framed homes, and may require specialized labor. In addition, there may be specific structural issues to consider.

While concrete and steel can change the game for homeowners, builders have lots of up-front costs to consider before upending their entire production and sales models. But some have found a way to include sustainable features in their homes without totally overhauling their construction methods.As one of the country’s largest production custom builders,

representatives say the company is committed to climate-smart construction at scale. All of the company’s new homes are designed to meet

, a measure of a home’s energy efficiency, indoor air quality, ventilation, and durability through lower energy bills — a bar that only 12% of new U.S. homes currently meet,Gardeners also noted that planting things closer together and using the

proved to be a game-changer for their gardens, providing maximum nutrition to each unique plant. Adding mulch is a popular tip; they noted that it helps with better water retention and. "It's basic I know, but it really changed my garden's productivity and my frustration level," one person wrote.

One of the greatest lessons learned among gardeners on the Reddit thread was to focus on the light your garden gets throughout the day and how it changes each season. "There are areas in my garden that get morning light in the spring before the leaves come in (I'm in the northeast, so we have long winters), and for the longest time, I thought I'd never havebut discovered this area that's shady in the summer is actually pretty bright in early spring," one person wrote. "I've had gardens in three different homes now, and each one took me about a year to really figure out."