Builder/Architect Magazine

January, 2009

Amedeo Barbini is out to change the perception that high-end homes are inherently inefficient when it comes to heating, electrical use and water use. Beauty is often seen as being high maintenance and the wealthy are perceived as having no real stake in diminishing their carbon foot print. His new town homes, built at 108 and 110 "Polar Plains in the South Hills area of Toronto, are testament to his commitment to underpinning beauty with real substance as a solid green foundation

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