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Vision 2020 chair and the Congress for New Urbanism CEO John Norquist questions whether less government complexity would afford more sustainable urbanism.
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Builders in the state and elsewhere have abandoned the program as too costly and inflexible.
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A Q&A with the firm behind the James I. Swenson Civil Engineering Building at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, the Evergreen Award winner in the New Construction category.
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Milwaukee straw-bale project blurs the lines between modern and traditional with an added touch of whimsy.
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Taliesin West Goes Greener
Energy-efficient updates will help lower the $200,000 annual energy bill of Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home.
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Solar Secure is a solar-powered structure to support emergency-assistance stations, lighting, surveillance cameras, and Wi-Fi technology.
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The American Institute of Architects’ Design for Decades initiative showcases the design work of its members, practicing architects nationwide. This slide show features some of the AIA’s members’ winning designs for the Small Projects Awards Program.
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A new old skin for one Wisconsin barn.
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The 2011 COTE Top Ten Green Projects are working examples of the power of a thoroughly integrated approach to architecture, natural systems, and technology.
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A single-family residence in Racine, Wisc., designed by Johnsen Schmaling Architects.