Indiana's Environmentally Sensitive Housing
26 November 2001 - 8:00am
A developer with a novel business plan develops environmentally sensitive housing in Indiana.
"[An] environmentally sensitive farm-based development in northwest Indiana...takes advantage of a growing demand for community, kinship and distinctive homes amid wide-open natural spaces. Tryon Farm, at the eastern edge of Michigan City...is also distinguished by a novel business plan that is satisfied with a much slower home construction and sales pace than conventional subdivisions. That's due in part to the fact that Tryon Farm is really a family enterprise, conceived by a Chicago-based architect.. [the family oversees] virtually every aspect of ownership, architectural design, financing, land management and home construction."
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Conservation-Minded Housing in Indiana
Source:
The New York Times, November 25, 2001
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