News Brief

Home of the Year from Natural Home

Natural Home magazine’s Home of the Year is a compact cohousing unit.

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Home of the Year from

Natural Home magazine’s first competition is an 800 ft2 (75 m2) home in the Arcadia cohousing community in Carrboro, North Carolina. The attached unit, including a host of environmental features, was built by architect Giles Blunden. In keeping with the tendency to recognize the value of modest size, one of the runners-up was a 130 ft2 (12 m2) house. This one, by Jay Shafer, was built on wheels to get around Iowa City, Iowa’s minimum size requirements.

Published November 1, 2000

(2000, November 1). Home of the Year from Natural Home. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/newsbrief/home-year-natural-home

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