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Things 2 Do Homes Of Tomorrow Today

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The Homes of Tomorrow Today tour reappears in the Portland area, spotlighting homes designed with sustainability in mind. Featuring a cluster of cottages and a selection of 11 distinct designs from the Home Building Association of Greater Portland, the tour showcases innovative building practices. Builder Vlad Kovtun highlights energy-efficient features like heat-pump water heaters, which contribute to the homes' sustainability. The event runs from 11 a. m.

to 5 p. m. , allowing visitors to explore homes from Portland to Wilsonville and Tigard. Tickets grant access to all homes on display, emphasizing the importance of affordability in design. This initiative aligns with growing trends toward eco-friendly living and energy efficiency.

The tour not only inspires future building practices but also educates the public on sustainable options. Attendees gain firsthand experience of the advancements in home construction aimed at reducing environmental impact.

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