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10 great green houses

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David 01/08/2011 10:16 AM

Now cutting down a tree when building a home is of very little importance compared to building a home that in the long run consumes little energy. Trees are easy to plant. I heat completely with wood burning. We've got to kick the oil habit.

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Lundberg Cabin

Designed by Lundberg Design. The Lundberg Cabin is eclectic, sustainable and beautiful. A perpetual work in progress, the Lundberg is a cross between a warehouse and cabin and boasts an overabundance of materials and components salvaged from demolished structures. Among other amazing features is a salvaged 50,000-gallon water tank turned into an outdoor, 14-foot-deep swimming pool, a 3,000-square-foot vegetable garden and large steel sash windows reclaimed from five different remodeling projects.

 

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