earth sheltered home: The Three “R’s” Part Deux-Earth Sheltered Home in Manassas VA - 04/21/09 07:14 PM
In a pursuit of celebrating Earth Day I'm following the three "R's " on my posts this week; recycle, reuse and reduce. My first post focused on the creative reuse and conversion of the Lorton Reformatory to the Lorton Workhouse Arts Center.Today it is my chance to revisit an unusual home (2 comments)
earth sheltered home: Extra Extra Read all about it! - 08/06/07 10:20 AM
I know it isn't the Wall Street Journal or the London Financial Times but I was very happy to see an article about my Earth-Sheltered Home listing appear on the front page of the Potomac News today. Interestingly enough the Washington Post has been telling me for 3 weeks that they (10 comments)
earth sheltered home: Who Lives Underground? Not Just Moles! - 07/22/07 07:08 PM
That was what the newspaper headline of the Journal Messenger said in 1983 when they were writing about my current earth sheltered home listing in Manassas. The current owner of the property is only the second owner of the home and she is fortunate enough to have the original photos of the (4 comments)
earth sheltered home: Going Green doesn’t require you to become a Frog! - 06/24/07 05:18 PM
Sorry Kermit but actually it is easy to start the process towards green living. A few inexpensive steps by everyone can lead to some big changes overall. As more and more consumers become aware of the threats to the environment with rising energy prices and decreasing renewable resources they are (6 comments)
earth sheltered home: Earth-sheltered home offers "green" lifestyle - 06/12/07 06:08 PM
Nestled in a hillside in the Hunter's Grove development in Manassas, this earth-sheltered house is one of about a half dozen residential and commercial buildings in the Washington metropolitan area that rely on the earth's consistent temperatures to assist in heating and cooling, and to provide protection from the elements. With its (2 comments)
earth sheltered home: What's Growing on Your Roof? - 06/11/07 05:26 PM
For most of us looking up and seeing green on our roof or plants growing in our gutters we know that serious roofing issues can't be far behind. For the owners of an earth-sheltered home it just means that all is well.
With so much focus in the press on energy (2 comments)
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