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![This is one of four designs featured in the Wall Street Journal's "Green House of the Future" article on 09 APR 28. Designed by Steve Mouzon, the house is known as SmartDwelling I because it is the first design of the New Urban Guild's SmartDwelling Project.](http://www.cnu.org/sites/www.cnu.org/files/imagecache/thumbnail/SmartDwelling%20I%20v4%20poster.jpg "This is one of four designs featured in the Wall Street Journal's "Green House of the Future" article on 09 APR 28. Designed by Steve Mouzon, the house is known as SmartDwelling I because it is the first design of the New Urban Guild's SmartDwelling Project.")
![Corner of a portion of the first large scale mixed use speculative development in Paris created by the Duke of Orleans and opened in 1784. Designed by Victor Louis between 1781-84, it originally contained sixty identical residential units above a continuous arcade and shops designed to serve "a quotidian carnival of appetites." Unfortunately, the composition breaks street and access continuity on an east-west basis making the tranquil square difficult to access as well as cut off from the surrounding neighborhoods.](http://www.cnu.org/sites/www.cnu.org/files/imagecache/thumbnail/IMG_0070.jpg "Corner of a portion of the first large scale mixed use speculative development in Paris created by the Duke of Orleans and opened in 1784. Designed by Victor Louis between 1781-84, it originally contained sixty identical residential units above a continuous arcade and shops designed to serve "a quotidian carnival of appetites." Unfortunately, the composition breaks street and access continuity on an east-west basis making the tranquil square difficult to access as well as cut off from the surrounding neighborhoods.")
![Corner of a portion of the first large scale mixed use speculative development in Paris created by the Duke of Orleans and opened in 1784. Designed by Victor Louis between 1781-84, it originally contained sixty identical residential units above a continuous arcade and shops designed to serve "a quotidian carnival of appetites." Unfortunately, the composition breaks street and access continuity on an east-west basis making the tranquil square difficult to access as well as cut off from the surrounding neighborhoods.](http://www.cnu.org/sites/www.cnu.org/files/imagecache/thumbnail/IMG_0062.jpg "Corner of a portion of the first large scale mixed use speculative development in Paris created by the Duke of Orleans and opened in 1784. Designed by Victor Louis between 1781-84, it originally contained sixty identical residential units above a continuous arcade and shops designed to serve "a quotidian carnival of appetites." Unfortunately, the composition breaks street and access continuity on an east-west basis making the tranquil square difficult to access as well as cut off from the surrounding neighborhoods.")
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