To build a home powered entirely by the sun, students here drew inspiration from Boston neighborhoods rather than the futuristic lifestyle of "The Jetsons."...click here for more

In the once-empty field across from South Hall, an entire building was erected over the summer. It's not hard to miss. On the weekends, people surround the building, moving things around, finishing up the flooring inside or measuring and taking notes on its dimensions...click here for more

Curio.House, the home designed by Team Boston, is designed to trigger curiosity about how well-designed homes can help save energy, money, and the health of the planet...click here for more

Boston Business Journal covers the curio.project in an online video series...

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...and a written piece in their journal that you is available for download.

A team of area students hopes to win big with a quick-to-build, energy-efficient home. Judge for yourself by taking a tour of the just-completed Medford project...Click here for more

Innovations included a model of a green building using zero energy built by Tufts students in partnership with the Boston Architectural College for the 2009 Solar Decathlon nationwide competition, with a vision to empower and inspire people to live sustainably...click here for more

After a brief photo session, McGlynn takes to a podium in front of members of the Tufts and Boston Architectural College community to congratulate Team Boston on their efforts...click here for more

Their goal is ambitious: to build a house that is entirely solar-powered, attractive and affordable—and compete against teams from colleges and universities in the United States, Canada and Germany. Click here for more

An assembly of students, local officials, professors, and donors broke ground on a solar-powered house that will be Boston's entry in the Department of Energy's 2009 Solar Decathlon, a biennial competition to build a viable, fully-functional solar-powered home. Teams from Tufts University and the Boston Architectural College (the BAC)...Click here for more

The group calling itself “Team Boston” has dubbed their zero-energy home “Curio,” and Mayor Michael J. McGlynn wants it in Medford...
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