The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Doug Harnsberger
Invading the privacy of the people who make the Club tick
architecture
Thinking Inside the Box
A shipping container finds new life as a guest room
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architecture
Aggressively Passive
The first certified "passive house" in the western United States
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architecture
Lighting the Way
The 700-square-foot BrightBuilt Barn generates enough electricity to power itself and much of the adjacent home in Rockport, Maine
Long-term Green
Arbor South demonstrates what's possible with contemporary green practices
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architecture
An Able Green Design
California's innovative and green 35-unit Gish Family Apartments
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architecture
Slag, Slabs, and Social Networks
Berkeley's David Brower Center is a 50,000-square-foot experiment in green-from-the-ground-up architecture that includes an art gallery, an auditorium, and an organic restaurant
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architecture
Building Better: Emerald Cities
A blueprint for greener living
Building Better: Art or Eco?
Architects wrestle with their role in a climate-challenged world
Innovators: The Henry Ford of Green Homes
An architect who makes eco affordable
