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There was a new focus for this year’s Solar Decathlon: affordability. ARCHITECT visited with the top two finishers in the new category—the Parsons team, which will donate its house to Habitat for Humanity after the competition, and Purdue University, which will relocate its house to a Lafayette, Ind., neighborhood. How did the two teams achieve energy-efficient designs on a budget?
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