As part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon 2011 competition, Purdue University’s INhome takes a realistic, balanced approach to net-zero housing that is certain to have broad appeal with market feasibility. Subscribe to the Solar Decathlon blog via RSS here.
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Purdue University’s College of Technology will offer a free workshop Aug. 11 on making homes more energy efficient ...
American Hardwoods have long been a preferred building material in American homes, and if student home designers from Pu ...
The Purdue INhome, the University’s entry into for the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2011, has been na ...
The Purdue INhome, permanently located in a Lafayette, Ind., neighborhood, has been certified Gold by the NAHB Research ...
Come see the INhome at it’s new location in Lafayette and get a detailed tour of the house, which placed second at ...
Are you interested in learning how to design net zero homes? Attend the day class this summer during the High Performanc ...
Purdue’s Solar Decathlon team is one of 12 featured in the January 2012 edition of GreenBuilder magazine. The feat ...
Architect magazine talked with Sarah Miller, architecture and design manager of Purdue INhome, about the U.S. Department ...
(Photo: U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu speaks with student team member Jordan Wallpe, left, as he demonstrates the inv ...
WOW! Our team could not be more proud of what we accomplished our first time in the Solar Decathlon. It’s been a l ...
