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Maine Passive HouseThis luxurious home is designed by Eric Sokol of Winkelman Architecture. It’s nestled by the side of a pond in the woods and steps down the gentle slope toward the water. The intricate design includes a mix of pine panelling, visible I-beams and big pine timbers. The home has a daylight basement and is framed with double stud walls and TJI rafters. Insulated with blown in cellulose. The house has Loewen triple pane windows and uses Mitsubishi mini splits for heating and cooling.
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Go ADU ConstructionThis bright detached garage conversion features warm medium-toned wood laminate flooring paired with crisp white walls and vaulted ceilings. Recessed lighting illuminates the open bedroom space, while doorways lead to an adjoining bathroom. A wall-mounted mini split air conditioner ensures climate control in this functional living area.
William Roslansky ArchitectSustainability issues include 8" staggered stud clueless filled walls, and extra attention paid toward tightening the air envelope. The middle floor system is framed with web joists which facilitate ducting the mini split air conditioning and Zehnder heat recovery ventilation system. The roof has 12" of cellulose underscored with 4" of rigid foam. The photovoltaic array covers half the roof and is ample for the needs of the house.
Building a house in a flood zone poses challenges for locating HVAC equipment but the mini splits have a nice system for attaching them to the outside wall of the house, high enough to avoid water inundation and low enough for servicing.
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