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Eleventh Annual Build It Green! Home Tour and Info Fair

Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability Build it Green! Home Tour
Green Depot
819 SE Taylor
Portland, Oregon, 97214

Twenty green remodels and new homes open their doors around the Portland metropolitan area for this self-guided tour on Saturday, September 22. From 11 AM to 5 PM chat with homeowners, designers, do-it-yourselfers and contractors about solar panels, ecoroofs, rainwater harvesting, natural landscaping, affordable housing, water and energy conservation, natural building materials, alternative construction techniques and much more! General admission is $15 with a $5 discount for honored citizens, students, and those who use alternative transportation.

The Info Fair is a free prelude to the tour with green vendors, demonstrations, food, drink and music beginning at 10 AM.

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