Designing Bright Ideas: Solar Decathlon 2013

Monday, Sep 23 2013

Source

Los Angeles Times

If you ask Solar Decathlon director Richard King why the average person might want to swing by the U.S. Department of Energy's biennial competition when it opens in 12 days, he answers with a question of his own:

"Where else can you see 20 houses so inspiring, side by side?"

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