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Drive through Seattle and this term will begin to seem synonymous with plain woodframe structuresthat crowd the streets like like weeds.
Infill Townhomes: Sustainable Solution or Urban Blight? 2008
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Suspended over a woodframe doorway as I glance back while driving by
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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From what i've read and been told, utility bills for a well-designed passive heating/cooling strawbale home are 5-10% of what a normal woodframe home uses. yup, 5%! no suffering necessary ...
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