Three years ago, New Hampshire Home added two new categories to its annual Design Awards: Energy-Efficient Home and Net-Zero/Net-Zero Ready Home. This was in response to a growing awareness that going “green” — once considered an anomaly — was becoming the standard in homebuilding, both by choice and mandate. Every year since we added these Green Design categories, the number of submissions has increased.
Three years ago, New Hampshire Home added two new categories to its annual Design Awards: Energy-Efficient Home and Net-Zero/Net-Zero Ready Home. This was in response to a growing awareness that going “green” — once considered an anomaly — was becoming the standard in homebuilding, both by choice and mandate. Every year since we added these Green Design categories, the number of submissions has increased.
It’s all about understated luxury at New Hampshire’s newest resort.
Architect and sustainability leader Tracy Kozak discusses climate-smart building, right-sizing our homes, and creating places that nourish both people and planet.
Designed for an active retirement and rooted in Seacoast tradition, this Shingle Style home balances timeless architecture, low-maintenance living and seamless connections to the outdoors.
A couple in Hanover increases their living and entertaining options with a versatile ADU.
In the White Mountains, a young couple’s dream for a modern, eco-friendly home comes true.
Inspired by Squam Lake’s history, forest and light, this Passive House reinterprets the classic kids’ outdoor play platform through a contemporary, carbon-conscious lens.
Winter in New Hampshire can be long, covering our gardens with a blanket of snow from November to April, but a well-designed garden can be enjoyed year-round.
