Innovation in homebuilding is something that many companies have been pursuing recently, but Mountain View-based Aro Homes is taking a truly new approach. The company is focusing on in-fill construction and development opportunities, and the homes are going to be carbon-negative and sustainably built. How they’ll get there is what Carl Gish, the company’s co-founder and co-CEO is […]
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