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Green/LEED Construction | adr-dev.com
This home is 8000 square feet and features an abundance of luxury and custom features. The scope of this project was to demolish an existing waterfront home while leaving the foundation and a small amount of 1st floor framing. The existing foundation was reinforced, and many new footings were added in the crawl space. Best practices were utilized for all the building wall envelope and building science details, all of which provides excellent energy efficiency, low future maintenance costs, added sound deadening, and improved indoor air quality with a full Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) system tied into the 2-zone HVAC system, which gradually exchanges indoor air for fresh exterior air. The current average monthly utility bill for the new 8000 sq. ft. home is the same as it was for the old 4000 sq. ft. home.
The editors said: “This total home re-build gets great marks for being an incredibly large home that is mindful of its footprint and efficiency standards.”