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C’est la joie
 An artist and her techie husband create a home that is gorgeously green.

Artist Lynda Chambers descends the wide stone steps into the foyer that is like a modest rotunda, escorting out the last of the artists she invites each week to paint in her daylight-infused studio on the top floor of her dream home in Cary. Sunlight catches a few specks of glitter on her cheek as she opens the arched French doors and steps outside onto “C’est La Joie” set in a stone mosaic on the front porch. She and her husband, Tracy Bilbrough, who owns Generation Brands, a lighting company, pooled their expertise -- she in artistic design, he in technology details -- to create a green masterpiece that lives up to its name: “This is joy.”

Updated: Nov. 5, 2009 12:03 PM | Full story
Builders donate time, talents for Habitat Parade of Homes entry
 What’s so special about this Habitat for Humanity house? Without fanfare, members of the Triangle Builders Guild, a consortium of local custom homebuilders, constructed this year’s Parade of Homes entry for Habitat for Humanity of Wake County. Updated: Nov. 5, 2009 11:57 AM | Full story
Green is gorgeous in Durham, Orange, Chatham Parade of Homes
 Finally, we get it. Conserving resources. Saving energy. Living lightly on the Earth. These days, even million-dollar-plus homes are built green. But being at one with nature doesn’t mean being invisible. Many homes on this year’s Parade of Homes show that finally, we see — green can be gorgeous. This year, the 26th year that the Home Builders Association of Durham Orange and Chatham Counties has organized a Parade of Homes, builders have opened 59 homes for the public’s free viewing. Prices on the houses range from budge-fitter to budget-buster. Many reflect consumers’ growing awareness that natural resources shouldn’t be squandered. Updated: Sep. 29, 2009 3:28 PM | Full story
The Cypress of Raleigh reaches milestone
 The Cypress of Raleigh recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of its opening. To date, it has closed on 170 homes with a total real estate value of over $100 million. And the majority of the community’s buyers paid cash. Updated: Sep. 29, 2009 3:08 PM | Full story

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