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Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

With its modernized aesthetic, the practice seamlessly integrates contemporary design with its esteemed legacy, offering a serene and efficient environment that perfectly complements the exceptional dental care provided within its walls.

The Perfect Space to Inspire, Create, and Innovate! Our office provides the ideal harmony between functionality and elegance, offering a captivating environment for your success. Discover the joy of working in a space tailored to your needs, where creativity flows and dreams come true. Welcome to the future of work: efficiency, beauty, and productivity all come together in one place
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Stephanie Barnes-Castro is a full service architectural firm specializing in sustainable design serving Santa Cruz County. Her goal is to design a home to seamlessly tie into the natural environment and be aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient.

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

My intent with this design was to create a space which eliminates the line between indoors and out; evoking a sense of protectiveness and shelter while remaining immersed in the incredible beauty which surrounds you.
The simple and elegant design of the bench seat creates a safe barrier while minimizing any obstruction to the spectacular view beyond.

AWARD WINNING | International Green Good Design Award
OVERVIEW | This home was designed as a primary residence for a family of five in a coastal a New Jersey town. On a tight infill lot within a traditional neighborhood, the home maximizes opportunities for light and space, consumes very little energy, incorporates multiple resiliency strategies, and offers a clean, green, modern interior.
ARCHITECTURE & MECHANICAL DESIGN | ZeroEnergy Design
CONSTRUCTION | C. Alexander Building
PHOTOS | Eric Roth Photography

With its modernized aesthetic, the practice seamlessly integrates contemporary design with its esteemed legacy, offering a serene and efficient environment that perfectly complements the exceptional dental care provided within its walls.

The Perfect Space to Inspire, Create, and Innovate! Our office provides the ideal harmony between functionality and elegance, offering a captivating environment for your success. Discover the joy of working in a space tailored to your needs, where creativity flows and dreams come true. Welcome to the future of work: efficiency, beauty, and productivity all come together in one place

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

This kitchen remodel revitalizes classic warm wood cabinetry by pairing it with bright, durable countertops and a sleek, modern glass tile backsplash. The updated design features a deep stainless steel undermount sink, a high-arc dark metal faucet, and professional-grade appliances, creating a highly efficient prep space that is easy to clean and maintain. By blending traditional warmth with contemporary finishes, this updated layout offers a timeless, functional cooking environment perfect for everyday family life.

Study room - modern built-in desk medium tone wood floor and brown floor study room idea in New York with gray walls

Minimalist built-in desk medium tone wood floor and brown floor home office photo in New York with gray walls and no fireplace

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

This kitchen remodel revitalizes classic warm wood cabinetry by pairing it with bright, durable countertops and a sleek, modern glass tile backsplash. The updated design features a deep stainless steel undermount sink, a high-arc dark metal faucet, and professional-grade appliances, creating a highly efficient prep space that is easy to clean and maintain. By blending traditional warmth with contemporary finishes, this updated layout offers a timeless, functional cooking environment perfect for everyday family life.

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

Ground up net-zero energy home featuring an 11kW solar array and mechanized windows. The building envelope was constructed using insulating concrete forms and structural insulated panels, resulting in an airtight structure ideal for maximizing thermal efficiency. A heat recovery ventilation system was installed to refresh the airtight, indoor environment. The home also employs an air source heat pump for heating and domestic hot water, which is distributed via an in-floor hydronic radiant heat system.

Project by Wiles Design Group. Their Cedar Rapids-based design studio offers commercial interior design services, creating functional and aesthetically pleasing environments tailored to enhance brand identity and optimize workspace efficiency. They serve the entire Midwest, including Iowa City, Dubuque, Davenport, and Waterloo, as well as North Missouri and St. Louis.
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