We encourage every
client we work with to utilize green features in their homes.
Each project has a unique budget, therefore, not every green feature is right for every client.
Each project has a unique budget, therefore, not every green feature is right for every client.
Ultimately its your
decision as the client as to which features we design into your
project.
C.O.A. Rating: 
Hanson
Residence
Even a large home, 5,854 s.f. can be an ultra-efficient sustainable
home. This home incorporates a
14kw Solar Photovoltaic system, 25k gallon rainwater catchment, and
spray-foam
insulation.
C.O.A. Rating: Greeneisen
Residence
A super green residence in a typical Austin subdivision, this home
incorporates a 4kw Solar Photovoltaic system, a rainwater catchment
system, and high efficiency HVAC system.
Green
Residence
A luxurious earth-friendly straw -bale home near Dripping
Springs,
was recently featured in the Austin American Statesman's Homes Section.
C.O.A. Rating: Maher
Residence
The client for this 2,169 s.f. custom home in Deep Eddy, insisted on preserving as many of the mature trees present on this undeveloped lot.
C.O.A. Rating:
Seiler
Residence
This southwestern style home, is an extremely economical, yet
beautiful five-star home. And, it was constructed with traditional
framing.
Proposed Rating:
Kennedy
Residence #3
This was the third resdience we designed for Paul + Teresa kenned, and
this time around they wanted to down-size to make a more energy
efficient home.
C.O.A. Rating: Johnson/Chronister
Residence
An Ultra-sustainable English Tudor Manor, sited
around mature groupings of majestic spanish oaks, and terracing down
the extremely sloping hillside.
C.O.A. Rating: 
Demers
Residence
At the time this southwestern inspired home was constructed, a
four-star rating was the highest available from the city of Austin.
C.O.A. Rating: Cope
ResidenceThe second "Cast Earth" home constructed in
Austin. The home's design was elegant, and we created a beautiful
sedimentary look to the walls.