Designed by Union Studio Architecture & Community Design, Veridian transforms a former county youth prison site in Ann Arbor, Michigan, into a 14-acre all-electric neighborhood of 170 mixed-income homes. The development is powered by solar energy, geothermal systems, and battery storage—proof that sustainability and livability can coexist beautifully.
The article explores Veridian’s role as a national model for sustainable community design, where walkability, front-porch living, and zero-fossil-fuel homes come together to redefine what “everyday sustainability” can look like.
Read the full story in The Wall Street Journal:
Would You Live in a Sustainable Community? Real-Estate Developers Are Betting On It.
