- So Fresh and So Green
303 Magazine, July 2008
Mike and Trish are just regular people—not environmental crusaders... Their house, built by Harvard Communities, is approximately 40 percent more energy efficient than the average Colorado home, earning a 5-Star Plus energy rating from ENERGY STAR.... [More] - Building energy efficient homes
puts green in builders’ pockets
Colorado Builder, May/June 2008
Built Green. LED for Home. Environments for Living. Energy Star. Model Green Building Program. High Performance Homes. The list of certified programs could go on, but you get the idea.... [More] - A 2008 Guildmaster Award Winner
Guild Quality, April 2008
These Awards were based upon a review of over 40,000 customer satisfaction survey responses for nearly 600 building and real estate professionals nationwide.... [More] - Harvard Communities John Keith says go green or don't go home
Broker IpTV, April 2008
John Keith, President of Harvard Communities, introduces near zero energy homes and go green or go home concept of living... [More] - John Keith on going green and changes in the building industry
Broker IpTV, April 2008
John Keith talks about the building industry and its transformation into build friendly, energy efficient, and built green or energy star ratings...[More] - Taking green to a whole new level
By Dan Polimino, Yourhub.com, April 2008
A near-zero energy home - given the current soaring energy cost, who could possibly object to that? Harvard Communities President John Keith is banking on the fact that no one will object, but rather they'll be knocking down the door to...[More] - Belmar solar panels will generate power to 225 homes
9 News.com, April 2008
Solar panels will soon decorate the Lakewood skyline and, once complete, will account for five percent of Belmar's power consumption... [More] - Homebuilder’s Association of Metro Denver Announces Awards Finalists:
Press Release, October 2007
Harvard Communities was named yesterday as a finalist for the 2007 BAR Awards in the category of "best single family detached home priced over $600,000."...[More] - Traditional with at Twist
Professional Builder Magazine Cover Story, September 2007
Harvard Communities' Tower model at Stapleton proves buyers will opt for a twist on the traditional... [More] - House gets 60 miles-per-gallon, and the Prius is free
Post-News Real Estate, September 2007
One buyer out of ten probably gets all of the technical aspects of what John Keith is doing with his wide-open solar designs at Stapleton...[More] - Harvard Communities Makes Solar the Standard in Stapleton
Press Release, May 2007
Harvard Communities just announced that all Architect Collection homes in Stapleton will now come with photovoltaic (PV) solar power as a standard feature - Harvard's Architect Collection Wins Two Prestigious
Press Release, September 2007
Harvard Communities, Inc. is proud to announce that their Architect Collection Tower model at Stapleton has won the prestigious Best In Living Award...[More] Design Awards. (Sept 2007) - Harvard Communities Receives Energy Efficiency Award
Press Release, December 2006
Harvard Communities was awarded the prestigious "Rising Star" award in the sixth annual 2006 new Millennium ENERGY STAR Builder Awards...[More] - Colorado Homebuilder Makes Solar Panels Standard on New Homes
The Tower Ledger, April 2007
Harvard Communities, Inc., one of the semi-custom homebuilders at the Stapleton development in Denver, announced that its entire line of Architect Collection homes in the Stapleton development in Denver will now come with photovoltaic (PV) solar power as a standard feature...[More] - Stapleton to get house so low-energy it's Near-Zero
Rocky Mountain News, February 2007
Denver home builder John Keith wants to do the right thing. That's the reason Keith, principal of Harvard Communities, will start building in Stapleton next month what he calls the Near-Zero Energy Home, designed to use about 75 percent less energy than a new house built to current code...[More]
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