We're looking for a few good, green homes. Well, more than a few, actually.
If you would like to share your home on Apartment Therapy: Green Home, please drop us an email with a picture or two. We're especially interested if you are in Chicago, Denver, Seattle, Portland, Ore., or the San Francisco Bay Area.
Your house doesn't have to look or be the perfect green house: we're looking for real people making real efforts to live green. We'd love to document a project in process, or share the tale of how you dealt with an obstinate landlord or a miniscule budget: green is, after all, part of real life.
Here are a few green house tours for inspiration:










I've been gettin' from AT for so long now that I thought it time to do a little givin'...
www.livinghouseaustin.com is the website I'm putting together as we don't actually have a centralized information resource for green remodeling in Austin. I was doing so much research for my own project that it kinda freaked me out that everyone else was duplicating the same efforts. I've gotten loads of help and advice now from various groups (and companies) around town, so hopefully the collective effort will result in something truly useful.
I was also talked into blogging the process because so much of "greening it up" involves serious decision-making, priority setting, product research, and ultimately, a bit of heartbreak.
Please be gentle, and though much of the work so far has been remediating past wrongs, we're getting to the interesting green things this week.
Thanks AT for your search function, and thanks ATers for your good taste and wit. Wish me luck -- I'm the GC on my own project, and it's a bit like herding cats in the rain.
Cheers,
cristina.
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I'd suggest Crunchy Chicken out in Seattle. Here's the URL to her blog:
http://crunchychicken.blogspot.com/
She weaned most of her readers off of tampons & toilet paper. She's unstoppable (and funny!).
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I've got a serious case of green envy over this house:
http://www.simondale.net/house/
Think I could build it? It dosen't look to hard to make..
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