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Leading up to the 2013 U.S. Solar Decathlon in Irvine, Calif., we are keeping tabs on the progress of several teams. In this installment, meet Team Las Vegas.
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Remaking the Modern Design Mold
The floor plan focuses on seamless indoor/outdoor connections, striking sightlines, and creating a sense of calm.
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Thomas Kenney provides an insider's perspective on codes and standards, and the obstacles and opportunities we face on the road toward a carbon neutral building industry.
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Las Vegas, Biskra, Algeria, St. Louis, Portsmouth, N.H. and Philadelphia.
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As part of an EPA study, Pulte Homes integrates water-efficient features into its Las Vegas production housing.
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European Trends Heat Up American Kitchens
Painted and exotic-wood cabinets, appliances boasting wireless connectivity, and hands-free faucets are some of the hot trends from overseas, says The Home Depot’s trend and design expert.
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As I sat down to write this month’s Editor’s Note, I couldn’t help but feel a bit of green guilt as within hours, I would be on a plane, increasing my carbon footprint en route to what many would probably guess to be one of the most unsustainable places in the country: Las Vegas. Everything may be...
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An argument for using SIPs to help meet aggressive energy reduction goals.
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A roundup of green building news including product introductions from Lightfair 2010 and the NAHB Green Building Conference, and reaction to the proposed Climate Bill.
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CityCenter is turning the desert playground of Las Vegas into a city of gold—LEED Gold.