PROJECT DETAILS

This was a whole house remodel that included all four levels of the house, a new kitchen addiiton, powder bath, dining and living areas, new master suite, new decks off of the living areas, built-in BBQ, and workshop off the garage. The National Association of the Remodeling Industry [NARI] awarded us second prize for our work on this project.

GREEN FEATURES

Site:

• Protected Gardens from Construction Disruption (Community)

Foundation/Concrete:

• Designed Moisture Control Systems (IAQ/Health)

Landscape:

• Reduced Light Pollution (Community)

Structural Framing and Building:

• Replaced Single Pane Windows with High Performance Windows (Energy)

Exterior Finish:

• Use Durable and Noncombustible Siding Materials (Resources)
• Use Durable and Noncombustible Roofing Materials (Resources)

Insulation:

• Upgrade Insulation to Exceed Current Title 24 Requirements (Energy)

Plumbing:

• Distribute Domestic Hot Water Efficiently (Energy, Resources, Water)

Heating, Ventilation & AC (HVAC):

• Install High Efficiency HVAC Filter (IAQ/Health)
• Install High Efficiency Sealed Combustion Heating Systems (Energy, IAQ/Health)
• Effective Exhaust Systems in Bathrooms and Kitchens (Energy, IAQ/Health)

Appliances and Lighting:

• Built in Recycling and Composting Centers (Resources)

CREDITS

2nd Place 2005

ARCHITECT

F. Joseph Butler, Eric Smith, Mark Garrett, and Jeff King

PROJECT DETAILS

This was a whole house remodel that included all four levels of the house, a new kitchen addiiton, powder bath, dining and living areas, new master suite, new decks off of the living areas, built-in BBQ, and workshop off the garage. The National Association of the Remodeling Industry [NARI] awarded us second prize for our work on this project.

GREEN FEATURES

Site:

• Protected Gardens from Construction Disruption (Community)

Foundation/Concrete:

• Designed Moisture Control Systems (IAQ/Health)

Landscape:

• Reduced Light Pollution (Community)

Structural Framing and Building:

• Replaced Single Pane Windows with High Performance Windows (Energy)

Exterior Finish:

• Use Durable and Noncombustible Siding Materials (Resources)
• Use Durable and Noncombustible Roofing Materials (Resources)

Insulation:

• Upgrade Insulation to Exceed Current Title 24 Requirements (Energy)

Plumbing:

• Distribute Domestic Hot Water Efficiently (Energy, Resources, Water)

Heating, Ventilation & AC (HVAC):

• Install High Efficiency HVAC Filter (IAQ/Health)
• Install High Efficiency Sealed Combustion Heating Systems (Energy, IAQ/Health)
• Effective Exhaust Systems in Bathrooms and Kitchens (Energy, IAQ/Health)

Appliances and Lighting:

• Built in Recycling and Composting Centers (Resources)

CREDITS

2nd Place 2005

ARCHITECT

F. Joseph Butler, Eric Smith, Mark Garrett, and Jeff King

PROJECT DETAILS

This was a whole house remodel that included all four levels of the house, a new kitchen addiiton, powder bath, dining and living areas, new master suite, new decks off of the living areas, built-in BBQ, and workshop off the garage. The National Association of the Remodeling Industry [NARI] awarded us second prize for our work on this project.

GREEN FEATURES

Site:

• Protected Gardens from Construction Disruption (Community)

Foundation/Concrete:

• Designed Moisture Control Systems (IAQ/Health)

Landscape:

• Reduced Light Pollution (Community)

Structural Framing and Building:

• Replaced Single Pane Windows with High Performance Windows (Energy)

Exterior Finish:

• Use Durable and Noncombustible Siding Materials (Resources)
• Use Durable and Noncombustible Roofing Materials (Resources)

Insulation:

• Upgrade Insulation to Exceed Current Title 24 Requirements (Energy)

Plumbing:

• Distribute Domestic Hot Water Efficiently (Energy, Resources, Water)

Heating, Ventilation & AC (HVAC):

• Install High Efficiency HVAC Filter (IAQ/Health)
• Install High Efficiency Sealed Combustion Heating Systems (Energy, IAQ/Health)
• Effective Exhaust Systems in Bathrooms and Kitchens (Energy, IAQ/Health)

Appliances and Lighting:

• Built in Recycling and Composting Centers (Resources)

CREDITS

2nd Place 2005

ARCHITECT

F. Joseph Butler, Eric Smith, Mark Garrett, and Jeff King

PROJECT DETAILS

This was a whole house remodel that included all four levels of the house, a new kitchen addiiton, powder bath, dining and living areas, new master suite, new decks off of the living areas, built-in BBQ, and workshop off the garage. The National Association of the Remodeling Industry [NARI] awarded us second prize for our work on this project.

GREEN FEATURES

Site:

• Protected Gardens from Construction Disruption (Community)

Foundation/Concrete:

• Designed Moisture Control Systems (IAQ/Health)

Landscape:

• Reduced Light Pollution (Community)

Structural Framing and Building:

• Replaced Single Pane Windows with High Performance Windows (Energy)

Exterior Finish:

• Use Durable and Noncombustible Siding Materials (Resources)
• Use Durable and Noncombustible Roofing Materials (Resources)

Insulation:

• Upgrade Insulation to Exceed Current Title 24 Requirements (Energy)

Plumbing:

• Distribute Domestic Hot Water Efficiently (Energy, Resources, Water)

Heating, Ventilation & AC (HVAC):

• Install High Efficiency HVAC Filter (IAQ/Health)
• Install High Efficiency Sealed Combustion Heating Systems (Energy, IAQ/Health)
• Effective Exhaust Systems in Bathrooms and Kitchens (Energy, IAQ/Health)

Appliances and Lighting:

• Built in Recycling and Composting Centers (Resources)

CREDITS

2nd Place 2005

ARCHITECT

F. Joseph Butler, Eric Smith, Mark Garrett, and Jeff King

PROJECT DETAILS

This was a whole house remodel that included all four levels of the house, a new kitchen addiiton, powder bath, dining and living areas, new master suite, new decks off of the living areas, built-in BBQ, and workshop off the garage. The National Association of the Remodeling Industry [NARI] awarded us second prize for our work on this project.

GREEN FEATURES

Site:

• Protected Gardens from Construction Disruption (Community)

Foundation/Concrete:

• Designed Moisture Control Systems (IAQ/Health)

Landscape:

• Reduced Light Pollution (Community)

Structural Framing and Building:

• Replaced Single Pane Windows with High Performance Windows (Energy)

Exterior Finish:

• Use Durable and Noncombustible Siding Materials (Resources)
• Use Durable and Noncombustible Roofing Materials (Resources)

Insulation:

• Upgrade Insulation to Exceed Current Title 24 Requirements (Energy)

Plumbing:

• Distribute Domestic Hot Water Efficiently (Energy, Resources, Water)

Heating, Ventilation & AC (HVAC):

• Install High Efficiency HVAC Filter (IAQ/Health)
• Install High Efficiency Sealed Combustion Heating Systems (Energy, IAQ/Health)
• Effective Exhaust Systems in Bathrooms and Kitchens (Energy, IAQ/Health)

Appliances and Lighting:

• Built in Recycling and Composting Centers (Resources)

CREDITS

2nd Place 2005

ARCHITECT

F. Joseph Butler, Eric Smith, Mark Garrett, and Jeff King