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  • Cambridge Cohousing - Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. An infill residential project consisting of 41 housing units.

  • Casa Verde Builders Homes built by youth construction crews in Austin, Texas, include alternative wall materials, recycled materials, efficient and natural cooling, and durable low-maintenance exterior finishes.

  • Casas de Don Juan are two single-family homes built in Santa Fe, New Mexico, as part of an affordable housing program. The homes include natural lighting, energy efficiency, on-site water catchment and the use of locally-available materials.

  • Cascadia An affordable housing design that has been constructed by several developers in the Pacific Northwest. The design incorporates structural insulated panel walls for energy efficiency and reduces construction waste.

  • Erie-Ellington Homes (.pdf file) is a 50-unit, low-income housing development in Boston, Massachusetts, that incorporates energy efficiency measures, manufactured components to reduce waste and labor costs and infill of existing neighborhoods.

  • Esperanza del Sol A single-family home development in Dallas, Texas, that illustrates energy- and resource-efficient, environmentally-sensitive housing.

  • GreenHOME An all-volunteer project in Washington, D.C., that incorporates energy- and resource-efficient design features and careful construction, as well as environmentally-friendly building products and landscaping.

  • Johnson Creek Commons is a 15-unit apartment complex built in 1973 in southeast Portland and converted to affordable housing in 1998. As part of the conversion, the complex underwent extensive renovations and energy efficiency upgrades. The Portland Energy Office commissioned a detailed evaluation of the renovations.

  • Metro Denver Habitat for Humanity "Green" Program Habitat for Humanity homes built in Denver, Colorado, that feature solar water-heating, energy-efficient design and systems, recycled materials, and water-conserving fixtures and landscaping.

  • Northside Strawbale Project A two-home project in Missoula, Montana, featuring resource-efficient materials, including strawbale walls, reused building materials, and energy-efficiency measures.

  • Takoma Village Housing - Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Residential project consisting of one-to four-bedroom flats and townhouses.

  • The Solaire at 20 River Terrace, Battery Park City - Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Mixed income multi-unit residential building in Battery Park, New York City.

  • The Vista at Kensington Park A 13-home demonstration project in Dallas, Texas, that combines energy efficiency, structural insulated panels, and other features to provide affordable homes for first-time buyers.

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