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James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)
James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)
This is the sustainable design house. The side with all the windows faces south, and inside a brick wall runs through the house. We stained the concrete floors rather than covering with laminate. The idea is that the sun will heat up the brick wall and the floor during the winter and help heat the home. In the summer, the soffit should block the hottest sun and the brick wall will help to keep the home cool.
There are a total of 16 windows in the one story house!
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(From left) Jasmine Brown, Nancy Rodriguez and Salome Clarke, represented Habitat For Humanity of Denton County in downtown Denton on North Texas Giving Day.
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Construction Director, Ray Luszczak, Crew Leader, Bev Cupo, Women Builders Alicia Wilhelm and Janet Wheeler.
Photo by aaronmitchellphotography.com/.
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