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Oooooh…green porn. My favorite. :)
I saw how this house looked and it is simply awesome. When time comes to me to have my own house, I will ask my architect to make it green and energy efficient too. The world needs this kind of houses to conserve and use energy wisely.
Erik I wish everyone had your motivation to change the world. One house at a time. Have fun building your dreams!
Well, perhaps in an isolated area, but in urban areas, single-family homes are about as ungreen as anything can get. They create sprawl, usually require the use of cars (yecch) and greatly increase the cost and footprint of infrastructure.