"This far into Houston's latest building boom, you'd expect big, world-beating projects to dominate the local American Institute of Architects 2008 awards. But you'd be wrong. To be sure, many of the entries were big. AIA Houston's booklet showcases all 117 of this year's entries, the most ambitious things recently built in the area or designed by Houston-based architects. Among them, high-rise medical clinics, enormous and expensive churches and upscale residential high-rises. None of those won. Instead, in the top category, "Architecture," the year's best were: A teeny-tiny press box for a high school lacrosse field. An out-of-the-way warehouse for computers. And a horse pen."

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"Concrete walkways at Twin Groves Wind Farm's new Lookout visitors center are the same size as a 67-meter (221-foot) turbine tower and a 39-meter (128-foot) blade. The walkways lead to a stationary pair of binoculars that can be used to get an up-close look at nearby turbines."

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Our racking for the containers is designed to handle up to 30 solar panels. This would provide enough power to run a typical residence from the backyard.