We’re closing this blog to do a bit of housekeeping. A new and improved blog format is coming soon. We’ll alert you when it’s live. No related posts.

As promised, I am proud to present our Building HGTV Green Home 2012 package. Take some time to explore, click through slideshows and read up on architect Steve Kemp's inspiration for the home's design. I am so impressed by the team's thoughtfulness, attention to detail and smart approach to green design and construction. No related posts.

I always enjoy speaking to our architects about design inspiration. Often, home style is influenced by region and lifestyle. HGTV Green Home 2012 is no exception. No related posts.

Interior designer Linda Woodrum gave a presentation during our day trip to Serenbe in September. Although at that time, her plans were still in the formative stages, she did share a bit about her inspiration for interior spaces. No related posts.

As promised, I am proud to present the rendering, floor plan and elevations for HGTV Green Home 2012, a Southern-style farmhouse with a modern, green twist. Please examine the pics and post your questions below. No related posts.

The story of Serenbe, the location of HGTV Green Home 2012, begins quite simply: A husband and wife were out on a Sunday drive. The destination? An old farm for sale. The couple had no intention of buying. No related posts.

While we wait for the floor plan to launch, take time to click through the time-lapse construction photos. We've already made much progress at the Serenbe home site. No related posts.

We are proud to announce the location of our fifth-annual eco-friendly home. Serenbe, a 1,000-acre sustainable community located in Chattahoochee Hills, Ga., is an idyllic setting with amenities galore. Watch the announcement video, hosted by HGTV Green Home house planner Jack Thomasson, for more of the exciting details. No related posts.

I see you are headed in the right direction. You are skilled sleuths. Perhaps my clues are too easy this go-round? No related posts.

Did you crack clue two? The Susquehanna River was crucial in the establishment of the eastern boundary of the Mason-Dixon line. So ... our home location is either north or south of that historic line. No related posts.