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They take pride in owning the first solar house in their neighborhood, or delight in the way their traditional house sometimes can be adapted to solar heating without badly distorting the original design.
Young architects are graduating as pioneers in new solar energy courses. Veteran designers are researching new methods or boning up on what may have been largely theory when they were students.
Heating contractors and house builders are attending now. And there could be 80 million by 1990, with at least 10 per cent of them solar houses.
Attitudes are changing toward solar-heated houses.
Homeowners are slowly getting used to their different conferences and going to night school to learn about new materials and to study building methods for sunpowered houses. Do-ityourselfers’ books and magazine articles on sun power abound.
Something For Nothing
Sunshine is free and
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