Materials
All flooring is
durable.
On-site waste reduction.
Site Specific Design.
Energy
Designed by design
team.
Large covered porch.
Low-E Glass
Home designed for 600 sq.
ft. of living space per ton of cooling.
Cooling system sized by
Manual J based on actual design specification and orientation.
Duct installation to City
of Austin Energy Code.
14.0 SEER A/C system.
Ceiling fans in all major
rooms.
Programmable thermostat.
Total Fill Insulation.
Double
pane windows.
Light-color for exterior.
No skylights.
Entire
system designed and tested by Home Performance specialist.
Sealed
recessed cans.
Compact fluorescent
fixtures.
Health, Safety
Low-Voc paints.
No vapor barrier.
1in pleated media filter.
Humidistat.
Exhaust fans.
Hard-surface flooring.
Finishes water based.
No-Voc Adhesives.
Formaldehyde free
insulation.
Ventilation Commissioned.
Carbon Monoxide detector.
Main electrical panel
set-back from bedrooms.
Wood on ext. is 1ft above
soil.
Exterior wood/concrete
connections separated by metal.
Borate treatment.
Water
Low-flow shower heads.
Existing vegetation is 50%
undisturbed.
Xeriscape plants utilized.
Rainwater system for
irrigation only.
Square Footage
First
Floor -
2380 s.f.
Second
Floor - 1851 s.f.
Casita
- 299 s.f.
Playroom
- 236 s.f.
Outdoor Living
- 200
s.f.
Garage One
- 608 s.f.
Garage Two - 537 s.f.
Covered Entry - 52 s.f.
Covered Porch - 123 s.f.
Covered Deck - 240 s.f.
Porte Cochere - 223 s.f.
Covered Deck - 147 s.f.
Lower Porch - 199 s.f.
Total
- 6855 s.f.
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In the fall of 2008 the Austin HBA
will present a Green Parade of Homes. For the first time this
showcase of homes will focus on not only the style of the home, but the
substance of the homes as well. Images Of... is proud to be
the
Architect of two of the homes as well as a member of the Parade
committee. The other home is available for preview
here. Unfortunately, due to economic concerns the Rough
Hollow Parade of Homes was canceled.
2008 HBA Parade of Homes (c) 2007 Elliot
Johnson, AIA
First Floor Plan
2008 HBA Parade of Homes (c) 2007 Elliot
Johnson, AIA
Second
Floor Plan
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