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April 2007

Features
Feature: Going Green

Feature: Going Green

Interior designer Laura Birns brings her green know-how to four projects without sacrificing style.

By Thomas Shess
Second Nature

Second Nature

With his inexpensive and energy-efficient straw-bale building techniques, architect Drew Hubbell of Hubbell and Hubbell Architects and Artists makes the world greener, one sustainable house at a...

By Thomas Shess
Gardens in the Sky

Gardens in the Sky

San Diego lags behind other major cities in seizing the promise of green roofs, but Rosalind Haselbeck and Rich Alianelli are working to change that.

By Deirdre O'Shea

Departments
Resource Directory Archive »

From the Editor: Looking to a Green Future Archive »

San Diego At Home looks to a green future.

By Thomas Shess
Trends: Live Green Archive »

A roundup of great pieces and accessories for your sustainable lifestyle.

By Tara Sharp
Trends: Sleep Well Archive »

A botanical motif brings a lighthearted touch to the bedroom, with furnishings that leave your conscience crystal clear.

By Tara Sharp
What's In Store: Outdoor Living Archive »

Adapted to local growing conditions, California's abundant native species are a gardener's dream.

By Deirdre O'Shea
Call Out: Green Demo Archive »

The latest in energy-saving and green technologies are modeled at the 3,000-square-foot Ranch House at Del Sur, a planned community in northeast San Diego.
Designer Spotlight Archive »

Howard-Sneed Architecture and Design’s team creates modern offices built around the way their clients—including some of the biggest law firms in town—work, think and live.

By Deirdre O'Shea
Details Archive »

Notebook Archive »

San Diegans At Home: Carpe Design Archive »

The Quisenberry family xeriscapes their formerly high-maintenance front lawn, freeing up more low-key mornings.

By Thomas Shess