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INTERVIEW: University of Maryland Wins Big at the 2011 Solar Decathlon

10/14/2011
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  • Interview With David Gavin From University of Maryland on the Team WaterShed 2011 Winning Solar Decathlon Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home Foliage Filled Bathroom
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • 2011 Solar Decathlon - Winning University of Maryland WaterShed Home
    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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    Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/interview-university-of-maryland-wins-big-at-the-2011-solar-decathlon/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Interview With David Gavin From University of Maryland on the Team WaterShed 2011 Winning Solar Decathlon Home

Here at Inhabitat we're suckers for the Solar Decathlon -- the biennial design/build competition in which university design teams from all around the globe battle it out on the National Mall in Washington DC to see who can design and build the best solar-powered home. This year's Solar Decathlon was a nail-biter of a competition, but it was the University of Maryland team which ultimately triumphed over all the other teams with an elegant, water-conservation focused home called WaterShed. We were fascinated by this beautiful winning home, and sat down with project design lead and student designer David Gavin to find out more about how the house came together....

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