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No matter how you look at it, the C2C Home design and construction competition is different. Design will lead to actual construction. Jurors were Alexander Garvin, Daniel Libeskind, Bill McDonough, Randall Stout, and Sarah Susanka. And homes will be built with a goal of achieving the new standards of sustainability set up in Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things. C2C Home is turning ideas into reality and turning the world of design and construction upside down.
Please be patient with us as we update our website.
The C2C Home website is currently under construction to more accurately reflect the current activities and progress of the C2C Home program. For more information regarding our project please contact Nell Boyle, Assistant Director (nell@c2c-home.org or 540-343-5500).
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On May 24, 2005 C2C Home held a groundbreaking celebration to launch the construction phase of up to eight C2C Homes. The groundbreaking was well attended by both national and local competition sponsors and supporters. Local builders (commercial and non profit) selected competition designs to be developed into construction documents. As the documents are completed and sites are secured, the builders can begin the construction process.
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In Other News:
C2C Home Established as a Non-Profit Organization:
C2C Home was established as a non-profit in February 2005 to continue the work that started with the successful international housing competition. The organization’s objectives include securing adequate funding to support the completion of required technical drawings and construction costs incurred as the selected competition plans are translated into actual homes. C2C Home looks forward to serving as an educational resource for those interested in the future of sustainability, and to building beautiful, affordable, and sustainable homes that were designed by the competition participants.
The C2C Home Competition Winners
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