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An interview with David Cook, project engineer for the University of Hawaii’s Hale Pilihonua house.
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A total of $300,000 in prizes has been awarded to 10 projects that show how to reach greater levels of sustainability in building and construction.
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An interview with Amy Gardner, AIA, and Brian Grieb, AIA, faculty advisors for Team Maryland’s WaterShed house, which won the 2011 Solar Decathlon.
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An interview with Jordan Tait, project architect for Team New Jersey’s ENJOY house.
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An interview with Megan Chafin, project architect for Team Tennessee’s Living Light.
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An interview with Farah Ahmad, media spokesperson for Team New York—City College of New York’s Solar Roofpod.
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Purdue University and New Zealand (Victoria University of Wellington) take second and third place in the biennial competition.
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An interview with Jason Hudspeth, project architect for Empowerhouse.
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The University of Maryland, Appalachian State University, and Team New Zealand take the top three architecture competition spots.
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An interview with Wilson Chang, LEED AP specialist, Southern California Institute of Architecture and California Institute of Technology.