For Brighter and Sunnier Future-Solar Homes From Solar Decathlon 2013
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Spectators of Solar Decathlon 2013 village at Orange County Great Park of Irvine, CA (credit: Eric Grigorian of U.S. Department of Energy)
My dear friends and fellow solar enthusiasts, as I’ve promised, there will be a series of photos of Solar Decathlon 2013, at Orange County Great Park, Irvine, CA, below:
Janet Conroy of Team Capitol DC waters vegetations using reclaimed water from Hot Water Contest (credit: Eric Grigorian of U.S. Department of Energy)
Norwich University decathletes cut siding for the facade of their Solar Decathlon 2013 house (credit: Amy Vaughn of U.S. Department of Energy)
Sandra Violand, architecture student at Vienna University of Technology, greets visitors at the entrance of the Team Austria house at Solar Decathlon 2013 on October 5, 2013 at Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif. (Credit: Stefano Paltera of U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon)
Solar Decathletes charging to begin assembly at Orange County Great Park of Irvine, CA (credit: Amy Vaughn of U.S. Department of Energy)
Team members of Middlebury College and University of Louisville, Ball State University, and University of Kentucky warm up with a yoga pose before construction begins (credit: Amy Vaughn of U.S. Department of Energy)
Visitors tour the deck outside the Czech Republic house at the Solar Decathlon 2013 (credit: Stefano Paltera of U.S. Department of Energy)
Santa Clara University's Solar Decathlon 2013 house that uses tiger deck bamboo decking (combining natural strength and beauty with this easy-to-install and low-maintenance exterior finish (credit: Stefano Paltera of U.S. Department of Energy)
Native desert plants surrounding construction site of Arizona State University and University of New Mexico 's SHADE (Solar Homes Adapting for Desert Equilibrium). SHADE's landscape includes a hummiingbird and butterfly garden (credit: Carol Anna of U.S. Department of Energy)
Conor Fitzpatrick (center) learns about Team Austria's curtains (surrounding the house, made to look like and represent leaves) from team member Dieter Fellner at Solar Decathlon 2013 at Orange County Great Park at Irvine, CA (credit: Eric Grigorian of U.S. Department of Energy)
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To view a series of videos prepared by individual teams of Solar Decathlon 2013, please visit Solar Decathlon Team-Produced Videos.
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gathered, written, and posted by sunisthefuture-Susan Sun Nunamaker
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