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Six must-see structures in Scottsdale By Niki D’Andrea
(Photo courtesy Jones Studio)
APS Environmental Showcase Home Architect: Jones Studio (jonesstudioinc.com) Architecture firm Jones Studio won a statewide competition to design this showcase home for Arizona Public Service (APS). Built in 1994 at a cost of $1 million, the 2,640-square-foot house features environmentally sustainable features and innovative energy technology including solar power and water harvesting for reuse in the landscaping and native riparian pond garden. The home has garnered a slew of accolades including three awards from the
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American Institute of Architects and has been featured in a plethora of publications including National Geographic and Popular Science. APS donated the home to the ASU Foundation, which gave tours of the property, before it was sold to a private owner. A church currently owns the property and uses it as an events and meetings space. 15247 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale
One feature of the APS Environmental Showcase Home is a three-car garage with its own AC and water line.