Certification:LEED Platinum
Net-zero timber home built into a hillside overlooking the Columbia River Gorge. Features passive cooling, living roof, and rainwater harvesting system that reduced water use by 85%.
Net-Zero Hillside Integration
Net-zero energy timber residence built into a steep hillside with minimal site disturbance. Passive solar orientation, triple-glazed windows, and a 12kW solar array achieve energy independence while the living roof manages all stormwater on-site.
Passive Climate Control
Strategic cross-ventilation and thermal mass eliminate the need for air conditioning. Rainwater harvesting reduced municipal water use by 85%, while radiant heated floors use solar-powered heat pumps.
Biophilic Living Spaces
Every room frames curated forest views, connecting inhabitants to seasonal changes. Locally-sourced reclaimed timber, non-toxic finishes, and natural ventilation create healthy indoor air quality 40% better than code requirements.
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If you’re planning a residential, commercial, or institutional project that prioritizes ecological health alongside human comfort—and demands architects who think beyond building codes—we should talk.
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