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While we haven’t yet had a chance to get professional photos of this project yet, I wanted to share with

Most buildings that we see are single skin. In low rise structures the outside will be stucco, siding, some type

There is a lot of conventional wisdom out there about what is “typical” for building construction practices. While the collective experience of

In a time where it seems like everybody and their brother is now installing solar PV and hot water systems,

We just recently completed another SIPs design for a single family home in Colorado. Along the way, we came across some

A radiant system is based on the concept of radiant heat transfer in order to warm and cool a space.

Now completed, the Schuler Residence in Lake George is a log home that is completely off grid due to it’s

Most people are probably familiar with photo-voltaic (PV) systems. You see them on plenty of houses and also large arrays on the ground near

I recently had a conversation about water usage and rights in Colorado. For years we have known that the water

I was recently asked about heating a home with a radiant floor heating system that utilized solar hot water. This

We toured the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s Research Support Facility, and were able to see a number of design solutions

One of the most important program elements for every project is the project budget. While many people will make design

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