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Contemporary Design • 2-Bedroom/2-Bath • Passive Solar • Wooded, Natural Area • Walk to Railyard & Baca St |
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Green like you've never seen.
These homes are Energy Star certified, and built to Build Green New Mexico “Silver” standards. Learn more about our “Optimum Value Engineering” framing technique and green products used in these unique homes.Make an appointment to see this sustainable real estate today!
information about building green
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U.S. Green Building Council - Environmental Design and Construction Magazine
- Central New Mexico Homebuilders Assoc. greenbuild initiative
- Energystar.gov
- Forest Stewardship Council- FSC lumber certification
- NAHB greenbuilding guidelines
- Dwell Magazine- modern homes
- Water Use calculator
- Watershed Media: cool greenbuilding links
- Optimum Value Engineering: advanced framing technique
products used
- Certified Forest Products: sustained yield lumber
- Columbia Forest Products formaldehyde free hardwood plywood
- Icestone: recycled glass countertops
- Toto USA: dual flush toilets
- Bricor Intl.: ultra low flow showerheads
- Bioshield: sealers and paints
- Designerplumbing.com: on demand boiler
- Medite II:- formaldehyde free cabinet panel
- DMand Systems:on demand pump system
project team: arroyo san antonio condominiums
- Developer: Dry Creek Development, LLC
- General Contractor: ClearCreek Management Corp.
- Architect: VanAmburgh+Pares
- Engineers: Design Enginuity
- Landscape: Felicia Fredd
- Additional Architecture: Rich Siemer
- Energy Consultants: Building Energy Solutions
- Greywater Design: San Isidro Permaculture
- Greywater Engineering: Rachel Friedman, P.E.
- Marketing: Lisa Haley
What makes these properties GREEN?  |
First homes in Santa Fe to be certified
under the Build Green New Mexico certification process. Read more. Walking distance to parks, shopping, schools, and bus stops Efficient home envelope - uses considerably less wood resources "Right size" home design maximizes space & minimizes materials usage Xeriscape landscaping - takes advantage of roof & surface rainwater collection Reflective flat roofing system - "cool roof" leads to a more temperate house in the warm months Day-lighting - interior techniques minimizes daytime artificial lighting needs Cross ventilation - keeps the house cool naturally Energy Star Lighting package & appliances LIfebreath Forced Air OR Radiant floor heating Hot water when you need it & right away Passive grey water system - collects water from bath sinks, showers, & laundry to water landscaping |