In our newest Web-exclusive feature, GreenSource presents a running list of residential projects that exemplify both creativity and sustainability in their designs. Every month, we select a different home for an online tour that highlights its sustainable elements.

• Sprouting Wings: A butterfly-roofed house solves a site condition, and supports good health. [pictured]

• Team Spirit: A Thorough House Renovation Gets Green with a Little Help from a Lot of Friends.

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In our Web-exclusive monthly feature, GreenSource profiles notably innovative strategies that architects have developed to overcome challenges presented by designing for sustainability.

• Caprice and Construction: Considering the lifecycle of nightlife. [pictured]

• Inconvenient Research: Envision Design goes to extra lengths to achieve shorter radiuses.

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Our collection of stories from the pages of GreenSource—and its sister publications—covers everything from historic preservation to proof-of-performance claims.

•  It Isn’t Easy Grading Green [pictured]

• Sauntering Structures

• Retrofitting Revolution

From news and trends in sustainable architecture to larger environmental concerns, GreenSource analyzes topics driving the discussion in the green building world.

• Been There Done That [pictured]

• Getting the Goods

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How will green legislation impact your practice? We report on all the initiatives, guidelines, regulations, and best practices shaping sustainable design.

• Haunted by Success [pictured]

• Picking Up the PACE

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Explore our video, interview, and case study-based guide to Phoenix, this year’s Greenbuild host city, and November 11th through 13th, read our live coverage from the event.

• Greenbuild 2009

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GreenSource presents our collection of videos designed to inspire, inform, and entertain. We tour important projects, explore ecologically attuned features, and speak with the people behind noteworthy green design solutions.

• Woolly Pockets in the Park [pictured]

• Michelle Moore, Federal Environmental Executive

Photo courtesy Joanna O. dela Rosa, McGraw-Hill Information & Media