Ruin Reborn
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Easy Being Green: Off the Grid
We trek far afield each issue to bring you energy-efficient residences from around the globe, and they appear in all their green glory in our “Off the Grid” section. We revisited our…
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Building Green in Harlem
Videos
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Building Green in Harlem: A Green Brownstone?
In this video series, Dwell follows a New York couple with a passion for building green through the challenges—and triumphs—of renovation, from finding the design-build team to…
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Building Green in Harlem: Too Late to Turn Back
In this video series, Dwell follows a New York couple with a passion for building green through the challenges—and triumphs—of renovation, from finding the design-build team to finalizing the design.
Events
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Women in Green Forum
The Women In Green Forum will highlight women’s impact on the environmental arena, promote the sustainable products offered by emerging green companies and provide opportunities for women to…
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Green IT Economic Summit 2010
The Green IT Economic Summit showcases the benefits of breakthroughs in Green hardware and software technology. We empower businesses to use resources more efficiently, delivering greater profits…
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Green California Summit
The 2010 Green California Summit will take place in the state capital, at the Sacramento Convention Center. State and local governments in California have long set the standard for public sector…
This is a pretty fascinating home, and I love some of the design solutions to maximize its energy efficiency - especially the 12V lighting system wired directly to the solar panels, and the window placement to take advantage of passive solar energy. - - - http://www.ModernEnviro.com/
So beautiful, perfect! perfect! I just love everything about this, even the location, it's so relaxing. It has it's own solar panel, that's makes it even better.
Blee and Halligan made the area fire-resistant, and the warmth from the stove is amplified as it reflects into the room. Read more: http://www.dwell.com/articles/ruin-reborn.html#ixzz1BuYYvCq0
Very nice idea. I received an epiphany from your practical work of art. I would like to do the same with my window area and put in a wood stove. Behind the stove on the other side of the wall will be a green house off the deck. Any ideas on heating both spaces, both front and back side, with the wood stove?
gusto2u, An idea is using the heat from the chimney along with a fan. You could make a soapstone chamber to extract more of the heat and push it to the green house. Honestly so many ways....
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