This house utilized something called the "Gro Building System," which consists of 10-1/2-foot by 10-1/2-foot sections, or modules. As the owner needs more space, he or she can add a new module. The Aggie house also featured a Texas touch: mesquite floors.
Small wind turbines on one side illustrated another potential energy source, although wind power was beyond the scope of the competition.
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