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'Superlight: Rethinking How Our Homes Impact the Earth ... CORY REYNOLDS DATE 10/1/2014 'Superlight: Rethinking How Our Homes Impact the Earth' Featured in the New York Times Superlight author Phyllis Richardson is interviewed from her home in London, "where she lives in a Victorian house with a polycarbonate and aluminum addition." To read the complete interview, continue to The New York Times.To read Richardson's Introduction to Superlight and ... Superlight: Rethinking How Our Homes Impact the Earth ... Superlight: Rethinking How Our Homes Impact the Earth [Phyllis Richardson] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. One of the most powerful design philosophies of recent years has been architect Glenn Murcutt's dictum that buildings should touch the earth lightly. Ever since the Industrial Revolution Superlight: Rethinking How Our Homes Impact the Earth Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects' Hut on Sleds in Whangapoua, New Zealand, is reproduced from 'Superlight: Rethinking How Our Homes Impact the Earth,' Phyllis Richardson's study of 40 low-impact house design published by Metropolis Books.
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