- Custom home on in-town country property
- Northwest Craftsman hybrid
- Solar electric
- Exposed timber porch roofs
- Custom home and detached pool house
- Geo thermal heat pump with bio mass heater
- Locally source beams and posts
- Use of recycled lumber
- Extensive use of board formed concrete both exterior and interior
- Custom home on the banks of the McKenzie River
- Re-use of materials from the legacy farmhouse onsite
- Radiant heat with finished concrete floors
- Board form fireplace surround
- Complete remodel and renovation of the area’s original farmhouse built in 1908.
- Custom locally built wood windows follow the character of the original house.
- The original wrap around porch which had been incorporated in an earlier remodel was restored.
- Original floor plan opened up.
- Bedroom over the kitchen removed so kitchen could be vaulted.
- Use of recycled lumber for flooring and the island countertop.
- Family’s plan to return the farmhouse to an urban farm setting with chickens, bees, gardens and an orchards.
- LEED Platinum rating
- Modeled for Net Zero Energy: to be confirmed after a year of analysis
- Passive House wall construction (double wall with TJIs as Larsen trusses)
- Air Sealed
- .8 ACH Blower Door Test
- Heat Recovery Ventilator
- Thermal Bridge Free
- Rainwater harvesting (4,500 gallons stored and filtered onsite)
- Use of Grey water for non-potable applications within the house
- 13KW photovoltaic array
- Solar thermal hot water
- triple glazed windows and exterior doors
- Rain screen
- Use of LED lights throughout the house
- All windows and exterior doors are equipped with mechanical blinds for thermal gain/ lose control
- House is fully monitored
- Photo Voltaic Array
- Geothermal heat pump
- Use of reclaimed materials
- Use of on-sight materials
- Air-tight
- Thermal bridge free construction
- Double wall construction
- HRV (heat recovery ventilator)
- Solar hot water
- Radiant heat
- Artchitect: studio-e architecture, Jan Fillinger AIA, LEED ap
- Winner of Fine Homebuilding’s Small House of the Year 2013
- Winner of 2012 Southern Oregon AIA People’s Choice Award
- Earth Advantage Platinum Rating
- Photo Voltaic Array
- Solar Hot Water
- Bio-Swale
- Plumbed for use of gray water
- Air-tight
- Thermal bridge free construction
- Hand cut timber frame elements
- Mini-split heat pump
- HRV (heat recovery ventilator)
- Tinted plaster interior walls
- Architect: Nir Pearlson Architect Inc, Nir Pearlson AIA, LEED, AP
- Handcut timber framed great room
- Use of local salvaged lumber
- Architect: Arbor South Architecture PC
- Geothermal heat pump with solar recharging of ground source
- Radiant heat
- Advanced insulation
- Air-tight
- Solar hot water
- Double wall construction
- Architect: studio-e architecture, Jan Fillinger AIA, LEED ap
- Offset stud exterior wall construction
- Complete thermal envelop with spray foam insulation
- Air tight
- Minimized thermal bridges
- HRV – heat recovery ventilator
- Multi-zoned minisplit heat pumps
- Recycled cork and wood floors
- Use of materials harvested onsite