Old Textile Building Home to New Green Lofts
Posted on November 7, 2008 by Joyce Benson Add a Comment |
Tag(s): Energy, Green Building
New solar-powered residential lofts now encompass what used to be the old union hall for a textile manufacturer from another era. Dubbed The Union, these award-winning homes in San Diego were the brainstorm of sustainably-minded architect Jonathan Segal. Jetson Green has the scoop.
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