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A 1950s Home Honors its Past While Becoming a Sustainable Oasis

A 1950s Home Honors its Past While Becoming a Sustainable Oasis

Built and updated to be a low energy green structure, the residence features photo-voltaic panels, solar domestic/hydronic heating, solar pool heating, gray water system, and recycled blue jean insulation…

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