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Among their topics are establishing his practice to 1917, the Russell Sage Foundation and Forest Hills Gardens 1909-40, the specialist in town planning and affordable housing 1909-25, late projects 1917-41, and a pioneer in prefabrication 1902-51.
The state-of-the-art home uses high-performance systems, energy efficient appliances, and prefabrication methods to produce an affordable, sustainable house that generates its own power, minimizes resource consumption, and collects its own water.
Prefabrication and pre-engineering will reduce waste as component parts are monitored within the factory, and off-cuts and reject elements can be recycled within the production line, much as we see in the automotive factories.
 
 
 
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