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Team California's Refract House

The Solar Decathlonís architectural stand-out brings a West Coast feel to water and energy conservation. More

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University of Illinois' Gable Home

The Illinois team's Solar Decathlon project meets Passive House Institute standards, requiring 80% less energy for heating and cooling than conventional homes. More

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Team Spain's Black & White House

A tracking solar roof and minimalist interior highlight Team Spainís Solar Decathlon house. More

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Solar Decathlon Projects Generate Cutting-Edge Technology

After the Solar Decathlon ends, student-led teams explore mass-market opportunities for their innovative technologies. More

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Team Germanyís (Technische Universit‰t Darmstadt) surPLUShome

The schoolís Solar Decathlon 2009 house integrates design with technology in one seamless process. More

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Team Boston (Boston Architectural College, Tufts University)ís Curio.House

Team Bostonís Solar Decathlon 2009 house aims to prove that good design can save energy and money. More

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Virginia Techís Lumenhaus

Virginia Tech uses sliding glass walls to expand the living space of its Solar Decathlon 2009 house. More

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Sandler Sales Training: Is It Worth the Cost?

For small contractors in today’s competitive market, sales skills can make the difference between struggling and prospering. Yet many contractors turn up their noses at formal sales training, viewing it as a waste of time and money. Are they right? Or is enrolling in a training program an effective way to improve sales skills — and the company’s bottom line? More

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Schools, Curriculum Go Green

The advantages to building a green school are obvious: a healthy, more productive environment for students, faculty, and staff, plus energy and taxpayer savings. But one aspect of a sustainable school that may have been overlooked in the past is the chance to incorporate green into the curriculum. Thatís all changing. More

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