2011 Annual Design Review: Live: Honorable Mention
In the attached slideshow we highlight several past CHDA winners that make solar orientation, sustainable materials, and products a priority.
Low-tech sustainable solutions help a St. Peters, Minn., home achieve LEED Gold.
From pre-construction meetings through each stage of coordinated construction, the team building this home integrated their efforts every step of the way.
Modern technology comes to bear on an 1888 home that needed an energy-efficient upgrade and more space.
A Greenville, S.C., house points to a natural affinity between sustainability and modernism.
This 1941 house, covered in standing seam metal and tongue-and-groove fir, is now open to its large site.
A Hawaii beach house by Olson Kundig Architects opens up to its spectacular site.
On a rural Oregon site, Jim Olson designs a glass farmhouse.
Separate buildings facing a private courtyard form an innovative suburban live/work dwelling.