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Whether you're building a new home or remodeling, James Hardie siding provides low maintenance, but unlike vinyl, doesn't sacrifice the beauty and character of wood. James Hardie fiber-cement siding resists rotting or cracking and it resists damage from rain and hail. Our house siding is also available pre-finished with a 15-year paint warranty. Best of all, James Hardie siding is non-combustible, with a limited, transferable warranty for up to 50 years. No wonder it's protecting over 3.5 million homes in North America alone.

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James Hardie is the only siding manufacturer that maintains a research and development center devoted solely to fiber-cement technology. That means we're continuing to lead the siding industry in innovation. And considering that James Hardie is the fastest-growing residential siding manufacturer in North America, with products already on over 3 million homes in the United States and Canada, it's no surprise that any news about siding is always news about us.

ATLANTA - James Hardie Launches Streetscapes...

Program Provides Industry Insights and Profiles of New Urbanism Communities Across the Nation

James Hardie Building Products has launched Streetscapes, a free program designed to keep builders, architects and city planners up-to-date on the latest trends in building communities that feature the planning principles of New Urbanism.

"There has been a national trend to create smarter communities with interesting architecture that are walkable, sustainable and have a sense of place," said Denese Bottrell, corporate communications manager, James Hardie Building Products. "We thought it was important to capture information about these communities and to share it with people involved in the homebuilding industry."

Initially, James Hardie produced Streetscapes, a four-color magazine that profiles communities in 16 states. The communities profiled are:

East Beach in Norfolk, VA;

Cherry Hill Village in Canton Township, MI;

Summerset at Frick Park in Pittsburgh, PA;

Daybreak in South Jordan, UT;

Prairie Crossing in Lake County, IL;

Ladera Ranch in Orange County, CA;

Providence and Savannah in North Dallas, TX;

The Georgia Club by the Georgia Club Land Company in Athens, GA;

Artisan Park, RiverCamps, WaterColor, Rivertown, Southwood and WaterSound in Norwest, FL;

Regent Development and Lenox Village, in Nashville, TN;

Issaquah Highlands and Poulsbo Place in Seattle, WA;

Liberty on the Lake, Dancing Waters and Cobblestone Lake in Twin Cities, MN;

Reunion in Atlanta, GA;

Verrado in Phoenix, AZ;

The Village of West Clay in Carmel, IN;

Belle Creek, Bradburn and Stapleton in Denver, CO.

Streetscapes also profiles and provides insights from some of the leading experts in New Urbanism planning, design and construction. These include:

Andres Duany, FAIA and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, whose firm, Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company (DPZ), has co-designed more than 140 neighborhoods, towns and cities;

Peter Pfeiffer, FAIA, a principal with Barley & Pfeiffer Architects, a national leader in the field of energy-conserving green design;

Jim Sargent, GMB, CGB, specializes in creating environmentally sustainable houses and is the first builder to have earned the Master Builder designation from the Energy & Environmental Building Association;

Dr. John Straube, P.Eng., an associate professor of civil engineering at the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and a consultant on building design, moisture physics and whole-building performance;

Joseph Lstiburek, BASC, MENG, Ph.D., PENG, a principal of the Building Science Corporation, and an authority on moisture-related building problems and indoor air quality; and

Sarah Susanka, FAIA , author of The Not So Big House, which is a noted resource on how to build better, not bigger homes.

James Hardie also will be producing a monthly Streetscapes newsletter that will provide additional community profiles, insights from industry experts and information about products used in sustainable communities. To receive a free copy of Streetscapes and to sign up for the monthly newsletter, visit www.JamesHardie.com/subscribe. An online version of Streetscapes can be downloaded for free.

James Hardie Building Products, based in Mission Viejo, Calif., has been manufacturing cement-based building products for more than 100 years. Its current fiber-cement formulation was developed 20 years ago and has been performing in the world's most severe climates. Now installed on more than three million homes in the U.S., it provides a durable, low-maintenance, non-combustible alternative to wood and vinyl siding.