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Can affordable and green co-exist?
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How to can achieve efficiency with simple, commonsense solutions.
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Edward M. Binkley, AIA, of BSB Design; Charles Lazor of Lazor Office; and Russell Versaci, AIA, of Russell Versaci Architecture share how their respective firms are formulating new ways of delivering affordable housing using some of the elements of the pattern book approach.
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Attendees hear three successful firms talk about their unusual practice models.
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Edward M. Binkley, AIA, Randy Brown, FAIA, LEED AP, and Eric Naslund, FAIA, discuss the ways they experimented with their own homes and how their experimentation—largely on the cheap—informed later projects.
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Michelle Kaufmann, AIA, LEED AP, gives insights into the relative affordability—or not—of modular houses.
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Luis Ibarra and Teresa Rosano, RA, LEED AP, began their breakout session by explain how and why they develop their own projects in addition to doing custom work.
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Three different approaches to bridging the gap between architect-designed custom homes and what the majority of home buyers can afford.
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shelter and delight: improving the livability, affordability, and sustainability of america's housing
David Baker, FAIA, LEED AP, knows the difficulty—and necessity—of providing shelter and delight on a budget.
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inside reinvention 2008
staff report on the sessions and special events at the magazine's fifth annual symposium.