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This Eagle Creek "Chocolate" Home has unique heating and cooling systems - utilizing a masonry heater, ground source heat, and the water of an indoor endless pool, all tied together to keep the house cool in summer and comfortable in winter with minimal dependence on "purchased power." This house also takes advantage of passive solar design, of the high-efficiency that comes from the use of insulated concrete formed walls, all while retaining beautiful views, natural interior light, and new-century aesthetics. Three old-growth Douglas fir trees needed to be removed from the house site, but were reused as exposed structural wood throughout the house. This home is designed for LEED for Homes Platinum standards.
The tour will be conducted by the owners as well as the design-architect, Paolo Scardinia of Paolo Design Group. Some of you may remember his presentation on the design of this house last January - now we get to see it in completed form in person!
PLEASE NOTE - DRIVING TO THIS LOCATION FROM INNER PORTLAND WILL TAKE 1 HOUR.
It would be ideal to carpool for this event. More details to follow on meeting location for carpooling.
Hi to all my fellow green building enthusiasts I live in SE Portland and would like a ride to the Eagle Creek Chocolate House Tour. If you are going and have an extra seat please contact me at thehook360@hotmail.com ~Thanks
It was Nice to get out of Dodge for this event....Very Cool Home! I can't believe how many People went on their OWN without Car Pooling to a Place that was so far away...we were encouraged to Car Pool, but the majority of the People turned a BLIND EYE to Our Organizer's E-mail...people who are in a Green Group Do NOT Seem that They Really are Green...they seem to just follow a trend to whatever the trend is...something to think about...Are You Really Green?
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I am coming from NE Alberta St. and have room for ONE more in my car. Please email me at amber@livingroomrealtors.com if you'd like that spot. Thanks~