Prince's house aims to provide eco-blueprint for UK homes

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Earls Court showcases home part-designed by Prince Charles to extract maximum energy efficiency from natural materials

A house designed by Prince Charles that aims to bring "ecological living" to the volume house building market went on display at the Ideal Home Show in London last weekend. Developed in conjunction...

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