The customizable Comfort Sync offers remote system management and an energy-saving one-touch away mode.
In this Austin, Texas, home, the transitional space between house and carport is high-functioning and beautiful, thanks to a woven swinging door and rainwater cisterns.
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The new builder has lofty growth ambitions, made possible by its panelized construction process.
Passive solar design, PV arrays, and a greywater system help this Los Angeles home reach its high-performance goals.
The next wave of HVAC systems may just evolve from this prototype evaporative air conditioning system.
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Urban NW Homes is all in when it comes to getting its homes and development certified to the National Green Building Standard.
Five award-winning homes follow a variety of paths to sustainability.
This Santa Fe, N.M., house shows how production housing and net-zero energy can go hand in hand.
First Passive House-certified student residence hall in the United States earns special recognition from the EHDA jury.
Energy-minded technologies and custom touches fill this luxury house in southern Utah's Red Rock country.
This remodeling project proves that an existing home can be modestly modernized to meet new design ideals and performance requirements.
Four eco-wise homes, from ultra-modern to super-traditional, are handsome proof that you can't tell a green house just by looking at it.
The Phototronic Living Home targets markets in cold climates and with severe housing shortages.
USC professor wants buildings to be more responsive to the needs of their inhabitants.
This house has a big, beefy solar array, and a roof overhang artfully integrates the solar collectors into its design.
The Salt Lake City–based builder commissioned contemporary-style homes that are selling fast and for full price.
New software allows builders and architects to design homes to meet their cost and energy goals.
This LEED-Silver New England home combines features that enhance its environmental performance and universal design.
Ultra-efficient demonstration home proves that low-impact living can be a high-end experience.
A Passive House builder in North Carolina designs homes that look traditional, with a forward-thinking energy strategy.