In our newest Web-exclusive feature, GreenSource presents a running list of residential projects that exemplify both creativity and sustainability in their designs. Every month, we select a different home for an online tour that highlights its sustainable elements.

	Make a New Plan, Dan: Aiming for better passive-design standards, Dan Rockhill opts for a courtyard plan. October 2009 Photo courtesy Rockhill and Associates
	A Forward Glance: At a quartet of residences in Seattle, a long-term vision—of future users’ needs, and of the city’s evolution—yields a flexible design today September 2009 Photo © Lara Swimmer
	Philadelphia Freedom: A townhouse prototype demonstrates that sustainability needn’t cost a premium August 2009 Photo © Sam Oberter Photography
	Upgrade U: Taliesin students translate a longtime tradition into an urbane guest residence July 2009 Photo © Bill Timmerman
	Haute Écologie: A tony residence near Athens combines glitz and green June 2009 Photo courtesy pldp architects
	Good Things, Small Package: A two-bedroom house and the subdivision it hails from defy Texas conventions May 2009 Image courtesy Shipley Architects
	Lux et Tepidus: Passive solar design eases a family’s transition from Arizona to Toronto April 2009 Image © Ben Rahn/A Frame
	Farm Fresh: Appearances are deceiving at a Vermont farmhouse March 2009 Photo courtesy Pill-Maharam Architects